VIN tag problem

[BillOhio]

Kurt was it a whole car or shell? Maybe a shell explains the leaning look

[KurtS]

I only know what the seller posted.

[Z282NV]

If the VIN and trim tag are real for a 2D assembly time frame, the VIN of this Camaro is over 5000 cars away from the last VIN number on CRG database for February 1969. Shouldn't this be a March 1969 Camaro?

[william]

N612301 was final-assembled on or about March 11, 1969.

Release date on the tag is not a reliable indicator of exactly when a Norwood car was built. 37 ZL-1 Camaros had 02D tags, none of them were built in February.

[Z282NV]

N612301 was final-assembled on or about March 11, 1969.

Release date on the tag is not a reliable indicator of exactly when a Norwood car was built. 37 ZL-1 Camaros had 02D tags, none of them were built in February.

Thanks for clearing that up William.

[67conv6cyl]

What I find truly amazing is….everyone knows that today there are more fake  Z’s then they probably built originally…..one of the most cloned cars on the planet and even the clones that are admitted clones bring good sale prices.

Anybody that has one that’s real has gotta feel good knowing how desirable their car is…..after all not to many people cone cars that aren’t desirable to the masses.

[BillOhio]

The seller posted the back side of the cowl stamp and looks like 2 sets of numbers

[BULLITT65]

I think a mirror was used so it shows the numbers from the underside. *But if someone was willing to remove tags, would they remove the upper section of the firewall and graft that in? many ways to skin cat it seems