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Typically it is best to get at least 2 views of a tag - one straight on and one from about a 45 degree angle.

Does any of the drivetrain support it being an SS 396 car?

I am correct, don't Canadian cars have more documentation than the US made cars? I thought I read that somewhere.

Yes

Hi Guys!
I am looking for a Camaro authenticator. I have a very rare 1969 Camaro that we need help authenticating and determining a valuation for it.
Some names that have come up in my search are:
Steve Wright
Warren Leunig
Troy Criscillis
Bryon Miller
Daniel Coffman

As well as the

Where are you located?

There is now a picture of the pad, I asked the seller to add it. It's not a great picture but it's better than what was there previously.

Casting date I 20 8
Engine assembly 0920

Rare case but if the stamping is genuine it was cast and assembled on the same day. Not the first one we have seen like that.

I will try to clean up that text a bit.

Looks like it's not formatted quite right, probably my fault.

Doesn't help much without all of the partial VIN. I contacted the seller to try to get it, but he wouldn't respond.

I can try to look later. I have several dozen original distributors. Been seeking a few recently. Not sure if I have any with that number.

Over the years I have looked at a lot of distributors but have never seen markings like that.

Looks familiar.

Sheetmetal stamp and code.

Most are 19N

Which examples do you have of being different? Is the 1 just stamped very faintly?

I don't think that's an original assembly line fastener.

There were already 2 threads on this VIN.

I tried to merge all three.

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19L523414 V0204DZ

I think it would be difficult to prove anything 57 years after the fact unless there is documentation. Memories fade with time.

https://www.camaros.org/forum/index.php?topic=21940.msg197903#msg197903