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I don't see any COPO's in that VIN range. There was a batch of Yenko's that had VIN's earlier than that car but then there is a jump in VIN's before the next batch. So I would doubt it's a COPO. What are the indicators that make you think it might be a COPO?
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has 12 bolt base model no options no fin factory x44 body code. Where do you find a vin list for copo? I found for Yenko
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The 12 bolt in a COPO would be coded BE...Go look on the pass side axle tube facing the front and write down what the code is.
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An X44 could have been a SS 350 w/o style trim. Does it have a small block heater core with the inlet/ outlet to the far right side of the cover? Small block radiator, motor mounts and tranny crossmember?
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An X44 could have been a SS 350 w/o style trim. Does it have a small block heater core with the inlet/ outlet to the far right side of the cover? Small block radiator, motor mounts and tranny crossmember? Paul [/ QUOTE ] No, you got that backwards. An X11 car could be an SS350. X44 with a small block would be a base car 307 or 350 2bbl motor.
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Could be a 327 also.
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Could be a 327 also. [/ QUOTE ] Did the X codes and 327 overlap? I know the 327 was phased out when the 307 appeared as the base V8. So if you had a 327 X44 car it would have to be late Dec to Jan, right?
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