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Old 02-09-2006, 10:45 AM
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What's in a VIN?

What can you determine from a VIN # ? My camaro vin is124377N207727 I was told the first 3 #'s mean GM-8cyl? True? Anything else?
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Re: What's in a VIN?

i think Hemmings.com has a VIN decoder. That's of the old, old school vins
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Old 02-09-2006, 10:54 AM
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Re: What's in a VIN?

the 8th digit is the engine...go to http://austinthirdgen.org/modules.php?name=VIN we got a vin decoder thing there
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Re: What's in a VIN?

Or here.
http://www.chevy-camaro.com/chevy-ca...-first-gen.asp
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Re: What's in a VIN?

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the 8th digit is the engine...go to http://austinthirdgen.org/modules.php?name=VIN we got a vin decoder thing there
Eh, take a good look at the vin, it's from before the current system came into play.
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Re: What's in a VIN?

yea the new system starts off 2 for america, G for GM
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Re: What's in a VIN?

eh eh, USA = 1 (coincidence?)
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Re: What's in a VIN?

what year vehicle????

basically the vin tells what main options the vehicle came with. aka, engine size, manual or auto trans, body type, year, make, model, the last few digits tend to be the serial number of that type of vehicle in numeric order of production.
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67 i think
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eh eh, USA = 1 (coincidence?)
i meant north america
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Re: What's in a VIN?

no 2 I believe is Canada, ay?
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oohhh, interesting looking place, have to go there sometime.

What I meant was in the VIN the first digit, if it's a 1 it is from the U.S., if it's a 2 it's from Canadian, etc .

Much like the eight digit will be different based on engine type, the tenth would be different based on the year built, etc....
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Re: What's in a VIN?

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oohhh, interesting looking place, have to go there sometime.

What I meant was in the VIN the first digit, if it's a 1 it is from the U.S., if it's a 2 it's from Canadian, etc .

Much like the eight digit will be different based on engine type, the tenth would be different based on the year built, etc....
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