HI!. Well ny car IS a camaro. But the VIN do not says so. The vin says that my car is a BYSCAINE 1969,4 door, 6 cil and made in Canada.

BUT the MOST rare thing about this is the fact that the car license have the SAME VIN# AS the body and I was able to INSURE my car, Inspect it and pay for the license. And FOR the Police Stolen Vehicles Division and the DOT everything is OK because I had NO problem with the License.

WHAT IS HAPPENING? HELP ME!!1
IS THIS SITUATION RARE,STRANGE, WEIRD OR ..........??

The VIN is 1536992027156

This thing have me like this http://www.camaros.net/forum/frown.gif

Thanks for any help!

Well that's interesting...
What is the info on your cowl Tag??
Looks like someone changed the VIN tag on ya.
Look thru your vent panel (the panel thats between the hood and the windshield, the wipers go thru this)on the passenger side. You may have to get a flashlight. A Partial VIN is stamped into the cowl there. It should read 19L5***** or 19N5*****. this is also stamped on most subframes. If you find this number and get the ones on your cowl tag, we can figure out the real VIN. Which actually might be scary to find out where it traces to. I guess that's up to you, but something is definately WRONG.

Thanks Jonesy.
Cowl Tag
ST 69 12437 NOR360645 BDY
TR 711 69 69 PNT
06A X77D80
VIN : 1536992027156

Please remember that I had no problem when paying the registration, license, paying the insurance and inspecting it.

It even have registration plates from 1985

THANKS FOR THE HELP

Another place to look is under the cowl panel (the sheet metal piece between the hood and the windshield with the slots in it). The VIN number is stamped there also. You aren't going to like what you see there, I would bet. The unit number on your trim tag is off as well, because it should start with NOR5....
But hey, who cares if you're enjoying the car right? (Unless you paid for a Z).

Sounds to me like it´s 911 time ACEss.Who ever sold you that car has commited fraud.
Besides on the cowl,you should also have the same number below-or under-the heater box.Not an easily accesible spot.

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Under the heather box??? Ok I will check
thanks http://www.camaros.net/forum/smile.gif

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MY Z/28 IS COOL!!!

All that probably means is the vin 1536992027156 is legit but is the Camaro? I agree you may have something illegal here? Makes you wonder about inspections ($$$ is all the realy want) when they don't catch the the bogus VIN?

[This message has been edited by elcamino (edited 02-21-99).]

Sorry it took so long to get back to you.
Here's the info form your cowl tag:

12437 = Sport coupe V8
NOR = Norwood, OH assembly Plant
360645 = Body Seq number
TR = Trim
711= Black Standard interior
69 69 = Cortez Silver upper and lower
06A = built first week of June 69
X77= Base car w/Z28
D80= Front & Rear spoilers
Looks like you at least have the data plate from a 69 Z28. It's possible that this could have been put on the car also. Look at the rivets and the plate. the plate should be flat against the cowl.
Good Luck

Just wondering what ever became of this car and the dealings with the wrong VIN on the car. Also when you insured it did they insure it as a Camaro or as the car the VIN shows it was?

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Jeff 67/68(2) & 69 RS's

http://hobbystage.net/camaro/hawaiiancamaro/index.html

Yup, VIN plate is from a '69 Biscayne built at Ste. Therese, Quebec; the Camaro was probably stolen, VIN plate swapped, and put on a ship for Puerto Rico. I'd just keep quiet about it if nobody in PR knows the difference; if you make an issue of it with the original Camaro VIN that's stamped under the cowl vent grille, they could find out in about ten seconds that it's stolen, impound it, and you're out of a car. Legally, the car still belongs either to the owner from whom it was stolen or to the insurance company who paid the theft claim.

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JohnZ
CRG
'69 Z28 Fathom Green