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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Decoding/Numbers => Topic started by: 67RSSS on September 10, 2006, 06:47:49 PM
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I just purchased a 1967 RS SS convertible and I have not been able to determine if its an genuine Pace Car or a dealership replica. I would appriciate any help, here's what the cowl tag looks like:
04A D340
67-12667 LOS-1788
732-Z C-1
W2LG3SL
4P-L181A
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You need to contact THESE GUYS (http://www.camaropacecars.com/). They can give more info than I, but from what I see so far, everything looks good for a Pacer. It "may" even be an actual Indy 500 car since the Van Nuys assembly code (L181A), and the assembly date (04C) matches up perfectly! Send them an email and let us know...
Oh yeah, what's the VIN?
Ed
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Thanks for the help. The VIN is: 124677L152369
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"L181A" ...LOS fleet code for..........
.............. '67 pace car :). .... Congrats!!
...mine is/was "LOS 1918" (04C) build, ...your's a bit before at "LOS 1788". ...any pics???
...mine is now with Chevrolet (sold it to them a few years ago) ...here's a shot from the Chicago auto show:
(http://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m254/HVClassics/CamaroGeneral/67Chicago2.jpg)
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I don't have any digital pics yet, but the car has been repainted marana blue with black interior and does not have the numbers matching 350 motor. The car shows real nice, solid Nevada car. Not sure yet if I'll return it to original condition. Any idea what this car may be worth brought back to the original configuration?
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It will be worth a lot more returned to original colors!
#'s look fine, no doubt it's an pace car replica (and built the same time as several others). Congrats!
I'd be curious what the trans and axle codes are. No hurry.