Decoding question 67 corvette
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Racer
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Decoding question 67 corvette
I have a trim tag that reads as follows:
DO2
Style 67 437 SO825 Body
TRIM 450 AG 976AA Paint
Can you let me know what the AG and the DO2 is. I think I have the other figured out.
Also, would like to know where on the internet or book that I can decode all the parts for the car.
Any and all help would be appreciated.
DO2
Style 67 437 SO825 Body
TRIM 450 AG 976AA Paint
Can you let me know what the AG and the DO2 is. I think I have the other figured out.
Also, would like to know where on the internet or book that I can decode all the parts for the car.
Any and all help would be appreciated.
Safety Car
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From: St. Joseph Mo
D02 = body 'born on date' = Nov. 2 1966.
Being a St. Louis body it likely rolled off the line a day or two later barring weekends.
Being an 'early' production '67' I wonder if you have the 'long' hazard warning button, lack of crome band around parking brake handle and possibly rally wheels with a 'B' code (instead of DC).
AG code is past me.:o
Being a St. Louis body it likely rolled off the line a day or two later barring weekends.
Being an 'early' production '67' I wonder if you have the 'long' hazard warning button, lack of crome band around parking brake handle and possibly rally wheels with a 'B' code (instead of DC).
AG code is past me.:o
Last edited by 67L36Driver; Feb 22, 2010 at 01:54 PM.
Team Owner
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From: Washington Michigan
The "450AG" means it was built originally with the white/blue 2-tone interior, with power windows, and without headrests, shoulder belts, Powerglide, or a big tank.
The NCRS 1967 Corvette Technical Information Manual & Judging Guide will help you decode everything on the car and verify its original configuration; available from the NCRS on-line store at www.ncrs.org.
The NCRS 1967 Corvette Technical Information Manual & Judging Guide will help you decode everything on the car and verify its original configuration; available from the NCRS on-line store at www.ncrs.org.
