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Gentlemen,

This is a shot in the dark but, a necessary one. I recently purchased a 1970 442 post coupe without the original engine, tranny and rear. I'm hopeful that someone here might be able to help in locating them.

The seller provided me with the little paperwork he had. It only gave me the history back to 2005. He purchased the car from a guy named Tim Weiseborn of Pembroke, New Hampshire. I tried to find this guy through Facebook and with the phone number that was in the paperwork to no avail. If anybody knows this guy, I'd appreciate it if he could contact me.


The car originally was Galleon Gold with black interior & stripes. Post coupe, bench seat & automatic. At some point it was changed to bucket seats and painted blue (I think Viking Blue). If any New Englanders know the car or any history on it I'd love to hear from you.

Last 6 digits on the VIN# 114196. I'll post a few pics.

Thank you in advance for your help.

72xw30

Shared n the FB Olds Lost and Found page.

Cheers,
Sam

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Thanks Sam

70-442-W30

Maybe try here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-weisenborn-67b93b82

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Tried that too. Thanks for responding.

Mikedarija1

my friend will help you ,info parts all you need . ,in ct also john 203 631 0184...tell him mike refered you ..good luck

redoldsman

I tried zaba search and all I found was a Tracie Wieseborn in Ohio. Here is the link.

http://www.zabasearch.com/people/tim+weiseborn/

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I believe I found him on Linkedin, I've reached out to him with no reply. Very frustrating. Anyway, thank you all for helping.

joe_padavano

I realize I'm late to this movie, but be aware that the last six digits are not unique. Each assembly plant started from 100001, so you need to list the assy plant letter also.

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The letter prior to the digits is E.

Thanks