Thanks Randy. Ted did this one. I just posted.

You mean so that they can build a car that actually last 50 years

No, because I know nearly all of them were known for their longevity, I'm speaking in terms of buying cars I still like, back in the day when there were 5 divisions instead of 3.

I missed that one son Ted did the Wisconsin show. This year near Lexington KY. Check Facebook Clamshell wagon group

Thanks. This was all Ted. I didn’t make it to the show.

@@KlepsGarage Ted did very good, all by himself, Bruce. Lots of work to put this together.

These cars managed to escape the rust cause they have been inside most their lives

Questions questions. Chevy, Pontiac, Buick, and Olds all shared the same platform 71 to 76. Chevy however had a shorter wheelbase from the others. Like an inch and half. (Whoa) They built at each makers locations to my knowledge. Don’t know where Chevy plant is/was. (Someone out there will know). Typically Chevy was lower priced than Pontiac Buick and Olds being higher price. However each line had cheap to expensive options. So. Pricing was 2500 to 5500 estimated. It’s hard to find one optioned up. Next video Nov 1st. On Dearborn MI car show.

Yes. In a week or so.

I don’t think so. Thx for watching.

Don’t know. I wasn’t there. Assume you’re talking about green 4dr sedan with hood open.

No idea. Go on clam shell wagon group an ask Hilbert Strusz

Depending on model. All Olds had sq. Pontiac Catalina Round. Grand safari SQ. And so on.