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69 Z/28 trim tag and numbers verification

Started by EB69Z, April 22, 2026, 12:43:02 AM

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EB69Z

I have spent many years reading threads on this forum and I am now on the hunt for a 69 Z/28 project. I have found a Fathom Green 69 Z/28 that is a roller with a CE replacement block. The car has been acid dipped and prior to dipping the trim tag was removed. From what I gather the trim tag, VIN, and rear axle code align as well as the hidden VIN. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated!

buenymayor

Rear axle is stamped Jan 19 (0109), and tag is from a 4th week of September car, so those don't line up.

Sauron327

Dash top has been replaced. None of the reproduction dash VIN holes are correct. I've had to graft in the original area when replacing the dash top.

bcmiller

Well that's a reproduction dash so the VIN tag has been loose too. Check the partial VIN stampings. Doesn't sound like any of the drivetrain is original.
Bryon / 1968 Camaro SS 396 coupe - now 468   /  1967 Camaro RS/SS 396 coupe L35/M40 - project / 1970 Nova updated L88 M40
Looking for 68 Camaro with body # NOR 181016

EB69Z

It is looking like this car has way too many red flags and it is a pass. Thank you for the feedback.

ggtsvnv

Out of curiosity does the trim tag look legitimate? Seems clean to me but I'm not a expert.

Badshifter

In addition to all the other info, why would the car be acid dipped? That was a thing in the 60's 70's race cars. But today?
1969 Z28 X77 09C

MO

Quote from: buenymayor on April 22, 2026, 05:46:57 AMRear axle is stamped Jan 19 (0109), and tag is from a 4th week of September car, so those don't line up.

Jan 9th

MO

Quote from: Badshifter on May 25, 2026, 10:37:37 PMIn addition to all the other info, why would the car be acid dipped? That was a thing in the 60's 70's race cars. But today?

Most likely to strip the paint. Low effort.