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#81
Decoding/Numbers / Re: Help with some knowledge i...
Last post by CantRepeat - February 05, 2026, 06:42:49 AMVIN tag is on upside down and with aftermarket rivets; IE the VIN has been off of this car or from another car.
#82
Originality / Re: 67 l30 m20 convertible rea...
Last post by CantRepeat - February 05, 2026, 06:39:57 AMKurt,
What is the model 37 in reference to?
What is the model 37 in reference to?
#83
Decoding/Numbers / Re: Help with some knowledge i...
Last post by MO - February 04, 2026, 11:14:41 PMNo, those two don't match up. Check the hidden vin for a match.
#84
Decoding/Numbers / Help with some knowledge if th...
Last post by jimmyezy - February 04, 2026, 09:15:56 PMI'm looking at a 1967 Camaro VIN#:124377N122998, the COWL tag shows a build date of 05E. In researching these and some help from some others I'm seeing that Vin number was produced in Oct of 1966 and the COWL tag shows May 1967. Is this possible or is this a huge red flag something definitely wrong? Thanks in advance for any help.
Jimmy
Jimmy
#85
Originality / Re: Frame Mounted Rear Brake H...
Last post by boomer632 - February 04, 2026, 06:15:13 PMCheck your inbox for another PM
#86
Originality / Re: Frame Mounted Rear Brake H...
Last post by dannystarr - February 04, 2026, 05:48:23 PMThe 1969 Dates I have are as follows.
016-9, 027-9, 038-9, 050-9, 096-9
I have not checked any of them for condition. Some of these if I remember are nice, others are beat-up some. LMK if any of these dates work, then I can check that date. Or we can go back to my original plan of robbing factory parts.
016-9, 027-9, 038-9, 050-9, 096-9
I have not checked any of them for condition. Some of these if I remember are nice, others are beat-up some. LMK if any of these dates work, then I can check that date. Or we can go back to my original plan of robbing factory parts.
#87
General Discussion / Re: Thanks for the add to the ...
Last post by Sauron327 - February 04, 2026, 04:33:27 PMThat looks like a "C" on the trim tage which is Ermine White, or a poorly defined G. You can buy the correct trim tag rivets. I've done this with cars that rolled in the shop. One now has the wrong rivets which I'm replacing. Six cylidner car with lot of performance mods and non factory parts so it won't matter. I don't understand why people remove the tags unless smoothing or replacing the firewall.
#88
Originality / Re: Frame Mounted Rear Brake H...
Last post by boomer632 - February 04, 2026, 04:10:21 PMPM sent
#89
General Discussion / Re: Thanks for the add to the ...
Last post by boomer632 - February 04, 2026, 04:07:07 PMIf that is a 7B car, the VIN lines up with production date. However, those rivets indicate trim tag has been off and may not be original to car. Personally.. I wouldn't buy a car if the tag has been tampered with. If that is no matter to you, use that as a bargaining chip.
#90
General Discussion / Thanks for the add to the grou...
Last post by c6dino - February 04, 2026, 03:15:49 PMI all thanks for the add.
I am looking at buying a restored but not original 67 Camaro convertible.
The Cowl tag rivets look like regular rivets.
The color and trim of the car match the tag. the Vin tag looks correct. Should I be concerned?
Attached are the pics.
Thanks in advance
Dean
I am looking at buying a restored but not original 67 Camaro convertible.
The Cowl tag rivets look like regular rivets.
The color and trim of the car match the tag. the Vin tag looks correct. Should I be concerned?
Attached are the pics.
Thanks in advance
Dean