There was a strike in fall of 1964.I read that cranks made before strike ended were forged,
then later, from late December on, made of cast alloy. So I know that my 2+2 was early ,but,
. here is an article I copied;
[size=5]size=4]G.M. Steps Up Production
Detroit I*) — The integrated, complex industrial empire that is General Motors Corp. stepped up its activities yesterday, but at best its production of autos was a mere shadow of pre-strike days. Local plant strikes limited the production rate to a trickle. At last count, 28 United Auto Workers Union bargaining, units lacked local at-the-plant settlements. These include 15 of General Motors' 23 assembly plants. One was the Hyrda-Matic division at Willow Run, Mich.,
which makes automatic transmissions for GM cars. GM officials declined to speculate when all 360,000 workers would be back on the job. More than 300.000 were idled in the strike which started Sept. 25 over failure to reach a new national contract. The national contract was agreed upon Oct. 5 but the UAW stayed on s nke until Monday in support of local demands. ,
The first new cars to come oft the line since the strike were at Pontiac, Mich., in the Pontiac division.
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Hope this helps regarding confused date coding!
oh, my PHS documented 1965 2+2 convertible is for sale.
John
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