| Re: [GMCnet] shocked and amazed [message #109514] |
Wed, 22 December 2010 21:07 |
David L Greenberg
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Registered: January 2004
Location: Port St Lucie, FL
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Gary Casey wrote on Wed, 22 December 2010 11:31
> Another anecdote from history: When we at Bendix were developing the
fuel
> injection for the Cadillac Seville (about 1976) we tried to abide by
GM's "rule"
> of no rubber fuel lines on top of the engine.
I hadn't followed this thread before but recall the Seville, when
announced at $12k was the most expensive Cadillac outside the Series 75.
I had a 77 with real wires, painted 78 Anniversary colors of black &
silver. Beautiful car. I've seen many variations such as side mounted
spares and drop tops.
They are indeed a future collectible and can be found in nice shape for
low buck$.
Merry Christmas! David Lee Greenberg
Port St Lucie, FL skype: david.lee.greenberg
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