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Camaro Research Group Discussion => Decoding/Numbers => Topic started by: MyRed67 on April 17, 2009, 05:41:20 AM
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I read the report here on this subject, which left me just as confused as before. It is a 11A - 12437 LOS car, the seq. build # 8032, which in no way correlates with the VIN.#113583.(why is this so) I guess my question is, as far as all Camaros built in '67, where does this one stack up as far as early????
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Its the 8032nd standard interior coupe built. It was also the 13583 rd Camaro built at the Los Angeles plant.
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13583 would reflect a january build according to the vin date list on this site. That seems like a stretch for an 11E cowl tag. Could you post photos of both tags? Can you read the partial vin stamped below the cowl area?
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Tom, I think you are looking at the wrong chart. His is a 67 model and his build is 11A not 11E.
Sep-66 104227 4227 104208
Oct-66 112746 8519 112733
Nov-66 122258 9512 122251
I think 113583 would work as an 11A build.
13583 would reflect a january build according to the vin date list on this site. That seems like a stretch for an 11E cowl tag. Could you post photos of both tags? Can you read the partial vin stamped below the cowl area?
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Thanks all ! I went back to the report here on VIN. & Cowl tags, now the different "threads" makes sense(ie; 8032 standard interior coupe) I also forgot to mention, in position 2 (top right) is A 638. Somewhere I found an explanation of this, the first letter was used for build day of month( A=1st., B=2nd., C= 3rd., and so on) and the letters were only used for actual build days(not calendar days) can anyone confirm this? This would mean the car was built on Nov. 1st.
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#'s look fine.
A638 - Fisher didn't always follow the regular calendar, but the body was probably started about Nov 1.