I respectfully disagree with Frank's premise that the information wasn't valuable. The company needed this information at some level to intelligently order optional equipment and color coded interior parts for the various models. I'm sure the data was kept somewhere. AMC was always looking at the bottom line and someone in engineering or purchasing (for example) would be making sure that they could get volume discounts on a certain model of radio or twin grip rear gears. How many tinted windshields to buy for the 66 model year? Knowing how many they sold in 1964 or 1964 would be valuable. Maybe due to the difficulty of data processing in those days, the data was not centralized, but my feeling is that someone was responsible for compiling that data and it was available to managers. Regards, Joe Fulton Salinas, CA _______________________________________________ Amc-list mailing list Amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.amc-list.com/mailman/listinfo/amc-list