I had that experience with a small block Pontiac motor where I couldn't use a 
Chevy 350 trans but instead it was a Olds 350 transmission. Something different 
with the bellhousings and where the engine bolts up was different. Buick and 
Pontiac back in the 70's and early 80's used a turbo hydramatic 200, the metric 
trans they called it. junk I call it



JabbaHursty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>as late as the late 70s there were some substantial differences between 
>identical GM cars, most obvious being that each division had their own 
>engines.  in other words, a chevy, olds and buick 350 were all different 
>engines.  other little things included such idiosyncrasies as buick not 
>letting chevy build turbo 350 transmissions for them, but building them in 
>house from kits.
>
>
>At 12:18 PM 9/13/2005, you wrote:
>>De plane! De plane!
>>
>>Answer: yes!
>>
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>> > could you order a volare with rich corinthian leather?
>> >
>> > At 10:16 AM 9/13/2005, you wrote:
>> >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> >>
>> >>> When will people learn that a
>> >>> vehicle isn't better because its a Caddy (or an MB for that matter ;)
>> >>> just because its a Caddy is probably a better question ;)
>> >>
>> >> Fascinating, isn't it? The nameplates at GM ceased to have any deep
>> >> differences, aside from suspension tuning and trim, more than 20 years 
>> ago,
>> >> but people still swear by 'their' make.
>> >>
>> >> Case in point: When I worked for Budget, we had a huge fleet of Dodge 
>> Aspens
>> >> and Plymouth Volares.
>> >>
>> >> Now these were the SAME car, in fact they came off the same line. We had
>> >> some cars delivered with Dodge moldings (wider) and nameplates on one 
>> side,
>> >> Plymouth on the other....
>> >>
>> >> Yet we had customers who swore the Aspen was a delight to drive, but the
>> >> Volare was a nightmare. Incredible.
>> >>
>> >> Mac
>> >>
>> >>
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