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I would guess it's an ED suffix, with a 7 in the beginning of the vin derivative, so 1967. An A after the 7 so Atlanta assembly plant for the car. From that it shows to be from 1967 Chevelle with manual trans, a 396 4bbl rated at 325 hp.
Last edited by corvgreg; Apr 12, 2023 at 05:42 AM.
I would guess it's an ED suffix, with a 7 in the beginning of the vin derivative, so 1967. An A after the 7 so Atlanta assembly plant for the car. From that it shows to be from 1967 Chevelle with manual trans, a 396 4bbl rated at 325 hp.
Yes, it's a big block and the PO told me it was a 396 so that lines up.
Thanks for the explanation, wondering if you can also make sense of the assembly plant data? To me the first part reads TII then C or G, then 3. T would be the plant code thent the next two pairs of characters should be the assembly month and day respectively, so how does 'II' then 'C3' or 'G3' fit in with that?
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