gary berryman
Feb 26th, 02, 11:44 AM
the # is st6912437
nor301719bdy
03e
x-11
nor301719bdy
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View Full Version : 69 ss camaro firewall # gary berryman Feb 26th, 02, 11:44 AM the # is st6912437 nor301719bdy 03e x-11 Denny B Feb 26th, 02, 12:18 PM 03E stands for March,last week of the month(real late in the month).The X-11 is style trim group.(roof,wheel well moldings, Quater panel "fins". Denny Kurt S Feb 26th, 02, 07:18 PM You missed the paint and interior codes. Does it have: disc brakes 1 or 2 fuel lines 10 or 12 bolt Just reply to this topic, you don't need to start another one. ------------------ Kurt S. CRG www.camaros.org (http://www.camaros.org) KevinW Feb 27th, 02, 04:25 AM Kurt, Gary Emailed me the protecto plate info. I told him to post it here too. From the plate it's a 307/th350 with 2.73 rear. Kevin Kurt S Feb 27th, 02, 06:34 AM That answers the question if it's an SS! Gary, Could you forward those POP #'s to me? Thanks! ------------------ Kurt S. CRG www.camaros.org (http://www.camaros.org) gary berryman Feb 27th, 02, 11:42 AM the cowl is st69 12437 nor301713bdy tr 711 50 bpnt 03e x11 pop is 124379n624112 b bp0317g 4 t0320dd b9c07 has 10 bolt rr has 1 fuel line gary berryman Feb 27th, 02, 11:44 AM only has drum brakes KevinW Feb 27th, 02, 12:08 PM Gary, your interior is 711=black standard and your paint is 50=Dover white with a B=black vinyl top. Kevin gary berryman Feb 27th, 02, 12:11 PM thanks for all your help this is truley a #s match car and it is in great shape Stefano May 29th, 02, 09:50 AM Hi Guys, Gary, I am trying to research the selling dealer of my 1969 Camaro. You have the closest Body number to my Camaro,which I have been able to find thus far. Mine is 301731 and your is 301713, which is only 18 Bodies from mine.My build date and vin are much later however. Would you mind providing the selling dealers name and address? Thanks in advance, Stefano Stefano Sep 20th, 06, 11:50 AM Body number; 301731. Has anyone found any other Body numbers close to this one? Thanks. Kurt S Sep 20th, 06, 01:41 PM Nope, it's all by itself. :) firstgenaddict Sep 20th, 06, 09:17 PM Stephano, Tell us why your body # is so close to an 03E but has a much higher VIN and much later build date. ;) Stefano Sep 22nd, 06, 11:13 AM This is a good question and I don't know the answer. Kurt could provide a better/more accurate answer. I can speculate that the two orders/close body numbers were placed at close to the same time, but that it took longer to build my, same trim level Camaro due to some other special parts which may have been required and were not readily available to complete the car? Kurt S Sep 22nd, 06, 01:19 PM All you need is one part that is short for an order to be held until the part is in stock. That's the job of the scheduler, making sure that all the parts are there to build the car, cause once a car is started, it's going thru the whole assembly process. firstgenaddict Sep 25th, 06, 09:36 AM Stefano, the car that you are have is a COPO isn't it? I ahve noticed that most COPO body numbers are lower that the other cars manufactured during the same time frame. I had always heard that the COPO's were more or less batch built... So it would make sense for Chevrolet to wait until orders were accumulated and then have the axles or other special parts manufactured. I would also believe that most JL8 cars would also exhibit this characteristic. 69Camarozz396 Sep 28th, 06, 11:23 PM My Camaro has a pretty good paper trail and must have sit waiting for parts. My 69's cowl is stamped 09E and was scheduled for production on Tuesday10/7/69 which would be 10B. My Vin 9N695XXX falls outside the range for cars built in September of 69. I wonder why the Vin doesnt fall into the range of the 09E Cowl tag. Does Fischer Body install the Cowl and VIN tag? If not, when and who places the Cowl and/or Vin tags during the assembly process? Kurt S Sep 29th, 06, 08:32 AM Your car was shipped 10/8. It had to be built before then. Your VIN fits 09E. 09E is the body start date, not the finish date. You need to read the assembly article, http://www.camaros.org/assemblyprocess.shtml. 69Camarozz396 Sep 30th, 06, 12:48 AM Thanks Kurt. After reading the article and seeing that the trim tag was added first and the vin tag was applied on the assembly line, the dates and numbers make sense. Also, 09E(Mon.,Tues.) and 10A(Wed.-Fri.) are the same week. The days between 10 B and 09E could be as little as 4 days. Phil Stefano Sep 30th, 06, 10:54 PM Stefano, the car that you are have is a COPO isn't it? I ahve noticed that most COPO body numbers are lower that the other cars manufactured during the same time frame. I had always heard that the COPO's were more or less batch built... So it would make sense for Chevrolet to wait until orders were accumulated and then have the axles or other special parts manufactured. I would also believe that most JL8 cars would also exhibit this characteristic. Yes, it is a COPO 427 Camaro. |