OK, another how did they handle things question.
What did the factory do before the AIM change occurred.
I am thinking specifically about the 1956 single four barrel Corvette. The Chevrolet Bulletin dated April 6, 1956 announced the single four barrel engine as the standard motor. The two four engine became the optional engine.
The AIM change to reflect this is apparently dated May 28, 1956.
OK, let us assume for a moment that Chevrolet did build single four cars prior to May 28th, 1956.
How did they do it? What procedure did they use? Or is it absolutely impossible for single four cars to have been build prior to the AIM change.
What did the factory do before the AIM change occurred.
I am thinking specifically about the 1956 single four barrel Corvette. The Chevrolet Bulletin dated April 6, 1956 announced the single four barrel engine as the standard motor. The two four engine became the optional engine.
The AIM change to reflect this is apparently dated May 28, 1956.
OK, let us assume for a moment that Chevrolet did build single four cars prior to May 28th, 1956.
How did they do it? What procedure did they use? Or is it absolutely impossible for single four cars to have been build prior to the AIM change.
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