Dealer Info Help

Los Angeles built primarily for the SouthWest U.S.
As far as the same line of car ('A' , 'B' or 'E' bodies) being built in more than one plant ; I can only imagine that the L.A. facility took the slack for popular models that were not Special Orders (e.g. , certain "999" paint colours , special order trim / options , and-or 'B' Body police / fleet orders).

What didn't L.A. build ?
- Convertibles
- 426 Hemi (excepting , supposedly , 1967 GTX / Coronet RT )
- 1970 Dart ( all of those were built in the Windsor , Ontario plant for some reason ... maybe because the Duster and the 'E' bodies were incorporated in Hamtramck and St. Louis ?)
- Exports ( "Y09" / "I")

L.A. ostensibly built "49 State" vehicles (read: non-N95 cars) , in a similar vain to Van Nuys G.M. Plant building Pontiac 400 and 4-speed-with-V8 Camaro & Firebirds ; combos not available in Ca during the "Automotive Dark Ages : Mid-Late 70's"
So you're saying that the LA plant didn't make Ca. cars? I'm pretty sure I have a couple that were but I'll have to verify. That doesn't make sense to me but car makers did some strange things. It does explain why my '66 Barracuda Hawaii car was not built there though. It's a special order car near as I can tell. Just for curiousity sake, what is the source of your info? Thanks, Mark