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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Decoding/Numbers => Topic started by: 68Zproject on October 31, 2007, 02:52:25 AM
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I have a friend that has a 69. It has SS emblems on it, but that's not to say it is one. It's nothing special, he races it and it has a 427 in it and he's not worried about originality. I don't know much about the 69's, but I looked at his TT and it's a LOS car. I then looked in Jerrry's book and it says all LOS cars had the "early" style TT and no X codes. According to his example, there is nothing on them below the PNT code. Well, this one has what looks like an i or he says an Angel with a dot on top and 080 next to it. Sorry but that's all us two blind codgers could come up with. Any ideas what this i and 080 is below the PNT?
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Looks like this pic? The following is from CRG data.
The LOS (Los Angeles/Van Nuys) body scheduling code is a letter followed by one to three digits, e.g., F103. Based on data analysis only (there is no GM documentation yet available that describes this code) - but with consistent application to thousands of datapoints - CRG believes the code was used by LOS Fisher Body (and other plants that built multiple carlines) to aid in scheduling the body build order.
http://www.camaros.org/numbers.shtml#CowlTag
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Yes. His isn't an S, but could be A or some other letter that we can't quite make out. I thought at first D80, but he says it definately an 080. I skipped over that part of the TT on CRG as I thought it was about X codes. Thank-you.
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68Z -
Here's a similar CRG thread on this subject: http://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=2808.msg18041#msg18041
Paul
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Additional info.
This letter + 1 to 3 digits was on every car built at that plant. I have seen them on full size Chevys also