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Sourcing emblems for Creamsicle. I always thought they were plastic for 1974. LE is an original car with metal emblems, so which is correct?
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Super helpful, @wonkipop . Great rundown of the changes and when they were introduced.
The key distinction I use between MY73 and MY74 is the rubber bumperettes. MY73 cars had them front-only; MY74 cars have them front and rear. These may be US-only, but I believe the model year cutover was precise and consistent. I'm not aware of any exceptions, although plenty of folks have altered or backdated their bumpers. |
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