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Classic Cars 7 - Pontiac on Outlook
Oakland, CA - joey - Sunday, March 23rd, 2008 : goo
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very little rust and loads of chrome on this california classic
there was a GM assembly plant in the oakland eastmont neighborhood back in the 50s. was she made there?
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joey: 2nd Jan 2009 - 04:28 GMT
i spoke to the car owner. she didn't know if her car was assembled at the eastmont plant or not. but she did know the previous owner of her house had worked at the plant.
joey: 8th Mar 2009 - 00:08 GMT
eastmont hills - for sure - close to the deer - a few streets away [west]
John: 22nd Mar 2009 - 01:55 GMT
I'm looking for the GM assembly plant in Oakland CA that might have assembled my 1956 chevrolet.Can you help me out?
Chevy Guy: 27th Apr 2009 - 16:31 GMT
Chevrolet Motor Division had an assembly plant on 73th Ave from the 1920's to 1963. The plant was then closed and relocated to Fremont, CA and became a BOP Plant in the fall of 1963. The old Chevrolet plant was replaced by the Eastmont Mall in the following years. I started work at the 73th Ave plant in December 1962
GMC Guy: 3rd Dec 2009 - 21:43 GMT
To Chevy Guy
Do you have any pictures of the plant at 73rd and Foothill, and did they assemble trucks threr?
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