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10-10-2008, 08:56 PM
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1968 camaro specs
Hi,
You might all know I just bought a 68 camaro... I was wondering if someone has specs to what was optioned in 68 for all models so I can Identify this car. Like through the vin, and plate under hood. I have a 327 2 speed powerglide.. I really wanna know is if its an rs/ss????
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10-10-2008, 09:06 PM
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best bet is to look for RPO codes and posting up the VIN couldn't hurt
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10-10-2008, 10:35 PM
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Start at CRG - www.camaros.org
Then move onto www.camaros.net
RPO codes, lol.
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10-11-2008, 07:24 AM
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best first gen resource on the net.
snicker, snicker.
luckily, your data plate (also know as the cowl tag) contains all of the info on your car. if the cowl tag and your vin # don't match, for instance, then either the vin # was changed or someone changed the cowl tag (they sell them, believe it or not, on eBay - blank cowl tags and the rivets to attach them). i'm thinking since it's a '68 it probably wasn't messed with.
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10-11-2008, 03:56 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jims69camaro
luckily, your data plate (also know as the cowl tag) contains all of the info on your car. if the cowl tag and your vin # don't match, for instance, then either the vin # was changed or someone changed the cowl tag (they sell them, believe it or not, on eBay - blank cowl tags and the rivets to attach them). i'm thinking since it's a '68 it probably wasn't messed with.
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The cowl tag number will not necessarily match the first portion of the VIN. 6 cyl cars have a different front sequence number in the VIN than the cowl tag. If the car has a 327 then it's not an SS. If it has the hideaway headlights and separate backup lights, then it might be an RS. It's most likely a base model 327/210 hp 2bbl engine with Powerglide trans and 2.73 open rear. The cowl tag will tell you colors and interior and that's about it. You need to get the stamped numbers off the engine, trans and rear to figure out what they really are.
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10-13-2008, 09:14 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by JL8Jeff
The cowl tag will tell you colors and interior and that's about it. You need to get the stamped numbers off the engine, trans and rear to figure out what they really are.
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X2. The 1968 cowl tag doesn't have powertrain info on it IIRC.
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