1968-1972 GS Production Total Guide

Hey @Mike Trom I'll grab one if still available. I'll send a PM to verify. Thanks!

 

I'd love to see a similar book on other Buick stuff.

 

Hello I would like one.

dwight

 

I’m interested Mike sending PP now.

 

I’d like one as well ! Thx. Steve

 

I'd like a copy also. Sending $17 via PP.

 

Received my copy. Thanks!

 

Payment on the way via PP.

 

In line if there is another run, my copy unfortunately was damaged.

 

I would like one also should you do another run.

 

I'm in for 2 when available

 

If you decide to do another run, please count me in.
-MIG

 

I would really like a copy of this book as well, even a used one if anyone has one to sell.

 

I would be interested in a copy as well if you print another batch.

 

I had some questions about 1970 GS 455 Stage 1 Auto specific production number questions between the book (not sure if I am reading it right) and what I found online.

Book shows 2865 Stage 1 455 built in Flint while the chart below shows 2465. Am I not reading the book correct? which is correct?

Online I found this chart which shows 2465 stage 1 hard tops made of which 1785 are TH400 auto.


Ultimately, I am trying to figure out how many Glacier White 1970 Stage 1's with TH400's were built. I've widdled mine down to what I think would be correct, see below and let me know your thoughts.

1 of 2,465 GS 455 Stage 1 Hard Tops
1 of 1,785 with TH400 Auto Trans
1 of 535 in Glacier White but I think this is all GS455's correct? Unless you assume that Stage 1's were about 15% of the total production so could you assume 15% of white GS's were stage 1's making them 1 of 80 in Glacier White?

Thanks,
Nick

 

The chart shows 2465 GS Stage 1 + 400 GSX Stage 1 which matches the 2,865 in the book.

 

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2,865 total produced and 12,685 still on the street.

 

Extrapolating would be statistically incorrect.

You're taking one percentage (Stage 1) based on total production (GS 455) and applying that percentage to a completely different sample (color). It doesn't work that way.

 

A must have book for Buick folks.