Frame number decoding
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From: Beverly Hills/Pine Ridge Florida
It's the partial VIN derivitive, the serial number of the car that the frame goes to.
S =St Louis
106246 = the 6246th Corvette built for ??? year. They started with 100001 as the first car.
You have nothing listed in your profile, and don't give the year of the car.
Chuck
S =St Louis
106246 = the 6246th Corvette built for ??? year. They started with 100001 as the first car.
You have nothing listed in your profile, and don't give the year of the car.
Chuck
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From: Beverly Hills/Pine Ridge Florida
The VIN, vehicle identification number, or serial number for that 62 would be:
20867S106246
That number should be on the tag spot welded to the steering column.
If you have the original engine, you should see
2106246 stamped on the left side of the engine pad in front of the right side cylinder head.
Then you'll see something like F0101R? on the right side of the engine pad.
F is Flint Michigan, 01 is January, 01 is the first day, and the R? or S? would be the original horsepower and usage either
250, 300, 340, 360 HP RC, RD, RE, RF for manual trans, SC, SD for automatic trans. Chuck
20867S106246
That number should be on the tag spot welded to the steering column.
If you have the original engine, you should see
2106246 stamped on the left side of the engine pad in front of the right side cylinder head.
Then you'll see something like F0101R? on the right side of the engine pad.
F is Flint Michigan, 01 is January, 01 is the first day, and the R? or S? would be the original horsepower and usage either
250, 300, 340, 360 HP RC, RD, RE, RF for manual trans, SC, SD for automatic trans. Chuck
