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what does the j mean june or july you said cloth it has leather in it now could that have been a upgrade thanks
I've seen that code start with, for example "K" , so we know it not the month, in other words I don't know. As for the 122, no upgrade your car came with the Oyster Cloth interior. I' sure another member will be able to help both of us with the "J" question....tm
I'm sorry it looks like I was way off , I got that 122 code info from vettefacts.com. I guess I'll won't be using that site again...again I'm sorry for the misinformation....tm
Last edited by vette8121; Aug 23, 2009 at 08:07 PM.
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The month of production on the trim tag is indicated by a letter.
"A" being first month of production, "B" being second month and so on.
For 1978 the first month of production was September 77, so that's "A".
Like mentioned, "J" is June, but not because it's the letter for June, but because it's the tenth month of 78 production.
The month of production on the trim tag is indicated by a letter.
"A" being first month of production, "B" being second month and so on.
For 1978 the first month of production was September 77, so that's "A".
Like mentioned, "J" is June, but not because it's the letter for June, but because it's the tenth month of 78 production.
KapsSA, I don't believe that is correct unless they changed the formula somewhere along the line.
First month of 72 production was August 71, which should make December production an "E".
Could your trim tag be lightly stamped and look like an "L"?
As far as I know, all years, at least C3s, used this letter coding for production.
Parts, now, are dated from January as in your list.
Anyway, for at least 78 which the original poster has, the codes are as I stated. I have 4 examples in my garage that verify it.
First month of 72 production was August 71, which should make December production an "E".
Could your trim tag be lightly stamped and look like an "L"?
As far as I know, all years, at least C3s, used this letter coding for production.
Parts, now, are dated from January as in your list.
Anyway, for at least 78/79, the codes are as I stated. I have 4 examples in my garage that verify it.
My black79 is a September79 build. Last month of 79 production.
Code is an "N", but unless you really look close, it looks like an "I". Half of the letter is barely there.
My black79 is a September79 build. Last month of 79 production.
Code is an "N", but unless you really look close, it looks like an "I". Half of the letter is barely there.
Then that's totally different because for early C3's the last month of production is May and June the first month for the next model year.
The letter N would indicate 14 months of production.
That is correct the A stands for the first month of production which is September for every year except 1970 (January). And 1975 (October), 1978 (September) and 1980 (October).
That is correct the A stands for the first month of production which is September for every year except 1970 (January). And 1975 (October), 1978 (September) and 1980 (October).
That is correct the A stands for the first month of production which is September for every year except 1970 (January). And 1975 (October), 1978 (September) and 1980 (October).
Actually I think you meant A stands for August for every year except those listed above.
OK, from the Black Book...
68 aug
69 aug
70 jan
71 aug
72 aug
73 aug
74 aug
75 oct
76 aug
77 aug
78 sept
79 aug
80 sept
81 aug(St Louis)
82 oct
Each of these months should be "A" for that year.
edit...but not sure about 82 as I think they may have changed the coding in Bowling Green