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    Thats an early (cast on January 25th) 1975 4-barrel 400 with automatic trans. Last of the good ones. The last six digits of your block code are sequential and would match it to a car if it had the same last six. Original head castings could provide clues but as far as what kind of car it came in, I would guess Firebird. Can't nail that down without records but its no matter if you're not trying to prove it belongs to a certain body. All the answers are at the top page of a google search, as you might have found.

    http://www.pontiacpower.net/castnum01.html

    Beginning in mid 1975, blocks were cast with less material in a couple areas and they changed the crankshaft flange. This limits performance potential somewhat. I have a used up 988 block and also one of the later ones and you can tell side by side. Block casting changes applied to 455s also.
    All Grand Prix, all the time. 69 Model J, 99 GT & GTP coupes. All junk, haha.
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    Is there any way to determine which Pontiac models were assembled at Lakewood(Atlanta) in early 1975?
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    That I do not know. I do know Atlanta made lots of Grand Prixs in lots of years. My 72 was built there. I had a 75 GP with a 400 4 barrel automatic but it was in the early 90s and don't remember which plant.
    All Grand Prix, all the time. 69 Model J, 99 GT & GTP coupes. All junk, haha.
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