Help with 69 Z11 rear sear bulkhead marking

[RichSS2006]

I'm currently restoring a 69 Z11. This is a one owner car. I've known the car for many years. I knew the owner and bought it from the owners daughter after he passed. It is original drive train and came with documents.

The rear seat area has a XO or a XD on the rear seat bulk head. I showed it to James (firstgenaddict) today. He suggested I post it here. So what is it? I thought it maybe X = houndstooth O = Orange.
What does every one think? Just wondering.
Thanks in advance. Rich

[jcabuilder]

I have a 1969 Z28 that has a similar mark, but mine has X3.  I suspected it was my trim code.

[69Z28-RS]

I have a 1969 Z28 that has a similar mark, but mine has X3.  I suspected it was my trim code.

X3 is the shorthand they used on the rear bulkhead to denote an X33 package (Z28 with style trim)...

[KevinW]

Well, that is different! They couldn't write X1, since that was used for X-11

[william]

I believe X0 has been seen on other Z11s.

Fisher Body did a fine job of controlling and removing engineering build instructions from the assembly plants. Virtually nothing has been found.

[KurtS]

As noted, other pacers have had XO on them. It doesn't fit the pattern of truncating the X code, as Kevin noted.

[firstgenaddict]

Couldn't use a 1 because that would have indicated black painted rockers.

As far as I can remember we have deduced that the X1 X3 R3 etc are believed to be Fisher paint shop codes, thus (XO) most likely they represented the following. 
X= black interior paint
O= Orange Stripes

[william]

We have many cars in the database with an X code and a non-black interior; many with a 1 and body color rockers even with style trim group.

[ssl78]

My pace car also had X0 it probably doesnt matter but it was a big block pace car

[RichSS2006]

My pace car also had X0 it probably doesnt matter but it was a big block pace car

This one is a SBC.

[william]

The CRG db has 2 Z10s with X0 on the bulkhead.

[firstgenaddict]

The O could have stood for additional instructions or special paint instructions just as the O did in 1967. -

[KurtS]

0 was probably just internally understood to be a Z11/Z10. It's the only "non-X" tag code so it wouldn't complicated.

[william]

Another non-standard feature on Z10/Z11 was D96 fender striping. Some very early production Z/28s w/Z21/Z22 probably had them but they were quickly discontinued.

[bcmiller]

And if anyone needs reminded about stripes...

http://www.camaros.org/exterior.shtml#stripes