Hey my buddy bought a pace car off his brother. He didn't even check the tag but I got the vin. Can anyone break it down for me.
124679N611856

124679N611856

1 = Chevrolet
2 = Camaro
4 = 8-cylinder engine
67 = convertible body
9 = 1969 model year
N = Norwood, OH assembly plant
611856 = Sequential VIN Number

Need trim tag to tell it's a Pace car then?

Hey I like your site. Nice work. :thumbsup:

Yes, trim tag info needed, and better to post a picture of it here so the gurus can tell if it is a legit trim tag. Lotsa fakes out there.

I'll get it this weekend. It's a big block car.

WOW!! This car is only 5 VIN numbers from my z/28 (611856 to 611861), I am really interested in seeing the trim tag info. If you can, get any date codes that are original on the car, would like to compare to my car. Thanks!!

hotrodz/28,
Here is some info for you? I started my own data base back in 1991, It is only on the cars that I have owned myself, I made an excel spread sheet with everything I could think of that had dates,stampings and what ever else I could think of. I have also added over that time new things to write down as I find, learn or hear about them.
I have had 2 cars, 1 before and one after your vin#. the one before yours was 21,000 cars before yours and the 1 after yours was just shy of 1800 cars after.
the 1 before was an 02B trim tag and the one after was an 02D tag, But there are no 03A tags that I am aware of so all 03A built cars have 02D tags, I can agree with the 03A cars with 02D tags due to the 1 I have in my data base (SB Pace Car)has some original first week of march parts. Rear end, Distributor,etc.
so with these numbers It broke down like this, 02B to 02D/03A cars is 4 weeks of production time, that comes out to around 23,000 cars +/- divided by 4 weeks equals 5,750 cars per week divided by 2 shifts that 2875 per shift per week which equals 575 per day per shift. Now thats what I have just for the calculation on those 2 cars. The number's change slightly with any differant cars vin. when entered.
my guess will be, yours and rickdefs17 will both be 02D trim tags? since the one I have is less then 1800 after yours and rickdefs17 it's within 3 shifts or 2 days of each others cars. Pretty cool I think..
Here is something else I am wondering??? It looks as if during the week of production, alot of these 02D/03A cars where of the high performace series cars??? I have seen ALOT of pace cars during that week some SS cars and z/28's??? Who knows?? Just an observation on my side.. If you need any other info let me know.

Norwood built 912 per day, 456 per shift (57 per hour). :thumbsup: