thedellgroup

I am trying to decode the trim tag and protecto plate on a 67 corvette. Any help on this would be great.
Thanks in advance

Trim Tag:

H15
67 437 S4307
402AA 988AA

VIN Tag: 194377s113801

Protecto plate:

402 988 194377s113801 H
T0310JEH FB0308W W
P7B28 Purchasers name
Street
City, State
3/30/67

65GGvert

Here's a link for the trim tag, I'm sure you'll get some POP help also.

http://www.stl-vettes.com/65Vette/tr...ag_display.htm

Nowhere Man

It's a silver with black leather interior The POP says it's a 427/435 engine I think FB is a 4:11 rear

65GGvert

It is.

thedellgroup

Do you mean Maroon? Can you advise on what each number, letter means on decoding the POP. Can't find anything on the internet to help decode. I believe the rear end is 4:11 and trim tag says Maroon, but want to understand the POP.
thanks

Nowhere Man

your right 988 is maroon

Nowhere Man

answers in bold

JohnZ

4307th '67 St. Louis coupe body, built March 15th, 1967

Marlboro Maroon exterior, black leather interior, no exceptions.

427/435hp engine, built March 10th, "H" suffix for Holley carb source.

4.11 Posi axle, assembled March 8th at Warren.

Muncie 4-speed (M21) Close-Ratio transmission, built February 28th.

thedellgroup

Youjguys are the best! Much appreciated.

Any way to tell if it came with certain options like telescopic, J56 brakes, TI, PS,PB, Knock offs, side exhaust, etc?

Nowhere Man

Never would have knock offs. But without original sales copy's or window sticker there really is know way of knowing. Especially on a restored car. A unrestored car you can do some investigation work to see and determine what came with the car and what was added.

JohnZ

Nope - not without original documentation (tank sticker, window sticker, Car Shipper, GM wholesale invoice) or lots of digging for "clues", all of which can be faked (T.I. was standard equipment with the L-71 engine).

gbvette62

No, but the AA with the 402 trim code, indicates that there were no restrictions on optional equipment. I think that's about as close as you can get, as far as knowing what options the car came with.

Edit. Oops, John beat me to it!