Camaro Research Group Discussion > Originality
M22
Tx-Z 302:
Can somebody explain the process of how a 68 camaro would get a m22 from the factory? I was under the impression All 68 Z cars received the m21? I've run across 2 68 Z28's with supposedly factory M22's both are dated early to mid 68. One is march, the other is June? Niether One has a partial vin ????
bertfam:
For the 1968 Camaro, the M22 was optional on the L78, L89 and Z28. All you needed to do was check the box on the order form and fork out $295. 1277 customers did just that.
Ed
Tx-Z 302:
Well that explains that it was an option thank you. So why would they not stamp the vin like the m21?
bertfam:
--- Quote ---So why would they not stamp the vin like the m21?
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They would. However, the VIN may not be stamped in the "usual" place (on the side). We've seen a lot of Muncie transmissions stamped on top (see example below)
Ed
1968RSZ28:
--- Quote from: bertfam on September 14, 2017, 05:07:32 PM ---They would. However, the VIN may not be stamped in the "usual" place (on the side). We've seen a lot of Muncie transmissions stamped on top (see example below)
Ed
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Especially Los Angeles built Camaros. My car has the partial VIN stamped twice on the top of the transmission, as seen with a mirror with the trans in the car.
Paul
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