I know that there were 718 notchbacks produced. However I read an article (http://transamnotchback.blogspot.com...tiacs.html?m=1) that says only 50 were produced wit hthe 350. Mine is 1 of them. I am just curious more than anything, out of those 50, how many were hard top-analog dash cars? Its just curiosity. Still pretty cool I have 1 of only 50 produced....if its true.

 

I guess its a love/hate kinda thing. personally I think theyre butt ugly. but its cool that they exist. for those so inclined.

 

To be direct, the numbers on that site are made up and way off. There is no known figures for how many had the 350, 305, 305 with T-Tops, digital dash, etc. I think that's also suggested with the even figures.

Additionally, as an example, I had 3 of them with the 350. The 350 appears to be common. I can't believe there was only 47 others out there with the 350.

 

I too would say that info is inaccurate. Since the 5.7L was standard in the GTA, I'd say the majority of Notchback cars were so equipped. I've only seen a few in all the years I've owned one and known of them that were 5.0L cars.

If you see a Notchback with T-tops, for instance, it would have to be a 5.0L car unless the T-tops are AM.

Just my two cents worth....