1969 L89 Camaro?

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Fellas -

Curious about a car that I know of - it's a 1969 Camaro, X-66, PBT stamp, very late build (Sep '69?), VIN ends in 691XXX. Has a JJ code 272 block, but it's been decked. Said to be L89, but no paperwork. Can you rule out L89 by the build date?

Thanks,

Scott

[the427king]

"Has" a JJ coded block but its been decked?? Do you mean the code is still there,or there was a pic of it before being decked ?

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: the427king</div><div class="ubbcode-body">&quot;Has&quot; a JJ coded block but its been decked?? Do you mean the code is still there,or there was a pic of it before being decked ? </div></div>

I haven't seen the block, but understand the JJ code is still legible, but the VIN is not.

[the427king]

Alternate vin?

[Stefano]

VIN should be by the oil filter rough cast area not on same pad if a late Norwood Camaro?

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Stefano</div><div class="ubbcode-body">VIN should be by the oil filter rough cast area not on same pad if a late Norwood Camaro? </div></div>

Don't know if it's a Norwood or Van Nuys car. I'll check.

Will see what I can find out on the block, too.

Thanks

Scott

[the427king]

Check front spring tags, if they are still there.

[Bob Jenkins]

if it is an X66 car, it would be a Norwood....that is a late car, the VIN should be down by the oil filter.

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Thanks, fellas. Will see what I can find out about the VIN and front spring tags.

Scott

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It is indeed a Norwood car. No response on the VIN. Believe the car may have been sold new at Yenko. Is there any way to check this?

Scott