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May 5th, 2015, 06:08 PM
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Is it an original export car or was it later imported to South America?
I know the import laws are quite different depending on the countries - for example, it seems that Peru has a lot more old American iron than, let's say, Argentina.
I know the import laws are quite different depending on the countries - for example, it seems that Peru has a lot more old American iron than, let's say, Argentina.
May 6th, 2015, 05:37 AM
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I do not know. The cars was purchased brand new by a chilean man in 1970. I never knew him because he died in 1971 and the car was purchased by friend`s uncle. He sold the car to my friend and this year, my friend sold it to me. I do not know if he imported directly from USA, I supose that It was, because in those years, the were many comercial restrictions in Chile. Many american or european cars were imported using diplomat license
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Oscar
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Oscar
May 6th, 2015, 04:29 PM
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So the speedometer is in kilometers?
But I understand - you probably had to be someone of a certain political stature to buy a car like that during the Pinochet years, which makes your car extra-special.
I assume it has a 350? 2- or 4-barrel?
But I understand - you probably had to be someone of a certain political stature to buy a car like that during the Pinochet years, which makes your car extra-special.
I assume it has a 350? 2- or 4-barrel?
May 7th, 2015, 05:51 AM
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Yes, it is in kilometers: maximum speed 200 km/hr
But, this car arrives to Chile on the Allende`s years, 3 years before Pinochet took the government
In those years, was more dificult to buy imported cars in Chile. Allende´s government was mainly focussed in local production for replace the import goods
It is a 350, 4 bbl. I need to replace it´s old quadrajet for a new carburetor. Any recomendation?
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Oscar
But, this car arrives to Chile on the Allende`s years, 3 years before Pinochet took the government
In those years, was more dificult to buy imported cars in Chile. Allende´s government was mainly focussed in local production for replace the import goods
It is a 350, 4 bbl. I need to replace it´s old quadrajet for a new carburetor. Any recomendation?
bye
Oscar
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