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Camaro Research Group Discussion => General Discussion => Topic started by: frankm on November 16, 2015, 02:57:46 PM
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I have just purchased a 1969 Camaro. I would like to see if I can find some history on the car....previous owners, ect....
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First thing I would do is google your VIN, if it has been discussed here or on other forums before or has been advertised for sale it should show up....Send in for the NCRS report (links below)
Post lots of info, pictures, etc. here for us to see, maybe someone knows the car.
Also, I might add, if you know the state it was sold new in(the NCRS report could show that) then you might be lucky enough that it was sold new in a state that still offers DMV title histories. Most don't but Kansas and North Carolina are two states that still do for example.
Good luck!
https://www.chevymuscledocs.com/
http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=11724.0
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ok thanks I will try that
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It's here - http://www.camaros.org/geninfo.shtml#MyCarHistory
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hello I'm going post the vin number to see if I can get any feed back I cant find any info on this car VIN # 124379L523158 thanks for all the help I'm new at this
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its a 1969 Camaro rs/ss a few of the options on the car are speed sensor,fender optics and rear
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Checked into the NCRS found out the the production date was Feb.14/69 and was shipped to Eddy Chevrolet in Milton-Freewater,Oregon .Wish I could find oringnal ower for protect to plate vin # 124379L523158 thanks for the help KurtS
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Congratulations! You at least took the effort to pursue your car's NCRS doc. You may want to take an ad out telling what you do know, like the color, model, dealer, in that Oregon area of the dealer and see if that pans out. Maybe someone will remember the car?
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I would suggest starting with whom you purchased the car from, and find out all you can from who he purchased the car from and start working backwards. Any and all information will keep your momentum going, on tracking down history on your car.
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I'm surprised you found that through NCRS because I was just talking about this on the forum about mine, and according to their main page at the bottom, your serial number falls into that lump they claim they don't have documents for.
So maybe there is hope for me still.
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LOS car, not NOR car.
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I bought the car from a gentleman in Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada he had the car for approx. 25 years he bought it from a guy in the states.The car is now in Ontario Canada.
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Frank, Milton -Freewater is a very small town in North Centrol, Oregon along the Columbia river, you might google the dealer and see if anything pops up.In the late 1980's I sold chambered exhaust systems to 2 guys in Milton-Freewater for their Camaro's. It's a long shot but I'll see if I still have their numbers. Also did NCRS give you the dealer number for Eddy Chevrolet?
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I was wondering if anybody has any info on this car it was sold new from Eddy Chevrolet in Milton-Freewater Oregon dealer code 127 in zone 19.The vin # 124379L523158. 1969 RS/SS Daytona yellow 4 speed car some of the options on the car ( A-82,A-85,CE-1,CO-8,N-66,U-15) The car was sold about 25 years ago to a guy in Cape Breton Nova Scotia Canada from someone in the states. The production date on car is 02/14/1969 I bought the car about 1 month ago and is now in Ontario,Canada.Funny how a car can get around.
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yes they did
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sorry, should of added dealer code 127 zone 19
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Combined the two threads since they are the same.
A82 - not an RPO after Jan 69.
A85 - convertible RPO by then. Standard on a coupes. Deluxe belts are ZK3. http://www.camaros.org/seatbelt.shtml
CE1 - part of RS
N66 - check the wheel codes. I doubt these are original.
U15 - speed warning. Not common.
(No dashes in the option codes, btw.)
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Hello, Kurt kinda new at this but thanks for all your help with this,ya car has only front shoulder belts not rear.Where would I find the wheel codes for the car. I hate being a pest
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If the N66 wheels are like Rallyes, the code will be adjacent to the valve stem hole (under the trim if you have trim rings)...
http://www.camaros.org/options.shtml#wcovers
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http://www.camaros.org/suspen.shtml#Wheels