decode vin 67 van

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IT may notbe exactly what you need, but may steer you in a general direction VIN info from 1967 - 1971 were in the same format. The breakdown is as follows:

1st digit: GM Line number: Chevrolet = 1. 2nd digit: Series number: Camaro = 2 3rd digit: Model/Engine number: 3 = 6-cylinder (1967-69 with standard interior) , 4 = V8 (1967-69 with standard interior) 5 = 6 cylinder (1967 - 69 with custom interior) , 6 = V8 (1967 - 69 with custom interior) 4th & 5th digit: Body Type Number: 37 = Sport Coupe (1967-69) 67 = Convertible (1967-69) 87 = Sport Coupe (1970-71) 6th digit: Last digit of model year: 7 = 1967, 8 = 1968, 9 = 1969, 0 = 1970, 1 = 1971 7th digit: Letter indicating assembly plant L = Van Nuys, California, N = Norwood, Ohio 8th through 12th digits: Sequential production number starting with 100001.

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IT may not be exactly what youneed, but may steer you in a general direction VIN info from 1967 - 1971 were in the same format. The breakdown is asfollows:

1st digit: GM Line number: Chevrolet = 1. 2nd digit: Series number: Camaro = 2 3rd digit: Model/Engine number: 3 = 6-cylinder (1967-69 with standard interior) , 4 = V8 (1967-69 with standard interior) 5 = 6 cylinder (1967 - 69 with custom interior) , 6 = V8 (1967 - 69 with custom interior) 4th & 5th digit: Body Type Number: 37 = Sport Coupe (1967-69) 67 = Convertible (1967-69) 87 = Sport Coupe (1970-71) 6th digit: Last digit of model year: 7 = 1967, 8 = 1968, 9 = 1969, 0 = 1970, 1 = 1971 7th digit: Letter indicating assembly plant L = Van Nuys, California, N = Norwood, Ohio 8th through 12th digits: Sequential production number starting with

----------------------------------------------------------------Gary ,I think the above post applies to Camaros. Your VIN means g=van s=6 cylindar 2= " 3/4 ton" 5=model type(I don't have this info)

7=1967 year p=pontiac assembly plant Vehicle number Doesn't tell you ,much though does it?

Thanks, Brian. I thought it was a 3/4 ton if the undercarriage and option sheet, which is the original, was any indication. Decoding the vin for 67 truck, 1 = 1/2, 2 = 3/4 and 3 = 1 ton, gave me the hint as well.

And it tells me a great deal...I prefer facts as opposed to guessing...Thanks again.

Gary