balerjoe

Like the title says. Can someone give me detail on it. Here's the #'s on the firewall.

ST 69 12437 NOR277581BDY
TR 727 79 79PNT
X33

HERES THE #'S ON THE DASH

124379N611741


ANY HELP WILL BE APPREICATED.

THANKS

jg95z28

1 = Chevrolet
2 = Camaro
4 = 8-cylinder engine
37 = coupe body
9 = 1969 model year
N = Norwood, OH assembly plant
611741 = vehicle serial number sequence

Decode for body number: 277581

No Build date given.
69-12437 = Coupe.
NOR = Built in Norwood Ohio.
727 = Standard Ivory/Black Bucket Seats.
79-79 = Car Color is Rallye Green
X33 = Z28 with style trim

balerjoe

I have the origial motor what is this car. what is this car worth?? Restored? I'm thinking of painting it hugger orange. SHould I keep it the original color?
Thinking of putting the 2 4 barrels on it like they had. Would this be worth the expense. So should the seats be white or black?? Looking at the 727 #.

jg95z28

727 = Standard Ivory/Black Bucket Seats means standard bucket seats in ivory with black seatbelts.

The restored value depends on the other options on the car. However as its a X33 Z28, the value is worth more with the matching motor. I wouldn't paint it hugger orange. Ralley green is an extremely popular color. It'd say its worth more green. You can get reproduction cross-ram 2X4 setups for a few grand, originals will set you back $15k-20K. May not be worth the hassle if you're looking to sell for profit. It will add value, but not what you put into in IMO. This could easily be a $40K-80K car if the numbers match and depending on the options. Sounds closer to $40-50K range as its std interior. (More than likely came without spoilers and ZL2 hood.)

You should check out http://www.camaros.net and http://www.camaros.org which are two of the best 1st gen Camaro sites on the internet.

balerjoe

ok I got the numbers off the transmission. Based on what I've given you on my vin # is this the right transmission.
3088336
38850120
3857584GM