Are the coupe fold down rear seats the same for all three years?
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Originality / Re: 69 SS question Z27 or X55 or both?
December 21, 2011, 11:57:39 PM
Daniel, thanks for the direction. There is so MUCH information here! It will take me awhile to read and apply.
Marty, thank you for the clarification and welcome.
Kurt, thank you for the clarification also. As a member of several other auto related forums, this one has to be one of the most factual. It may be that the information was well documented by GM and verified by Camaro owners. I look forward to placing my cars in the registry.
Marty, thank you for the clarification and welcome.
Kurt, thank you for the clarification also. As a member of several other auto related forums, this one has to be one of the most factual. It may be that the information was well documented by GM and verified by Camaro owners. I look forward to placing my cars in the registry.
Quote from: buenymayor on December 21, 2011, 11:53:45 PMIt does not have it X55 on it.
A Van Nuys car shouldn't have X55 on it.
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Originality / 69 SS question Z27 or X55 or both?
December 21, 2011, 02:58:19 PM
I am trying to list all the RPO's on my car, most are obvious. 1969 SS Coupe Numbers Matching Drive Train.
Is it a Z27 option and an X55 option or both?
Car is a 4th week of Feb, Van Nuys car. So the Body Number Plate lists neither.
Its not on my Protect-o-plate either. Car also has Power Steering, would this RPO be N40 or N44 since its an SS car?
Thanks, I am so glad to have found this forum.
Is it a Z27 option and an X55 option or both?
Car is a 4th week of Feb, Van Nuys car. So the Body Number Plate lists neither.
Its not on my Protect-o-plate either. Car also has Power Steering, would this RPO be N40 or N44 since its an SS car?
Thanks, I am so glad to have found this forum.
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