How Do You Identify A 1969 Camaro?
The Chevrolet Camaro has been a favorite of car enthusiasts ever since it was first released in 1966. These first-generation, early model Camaros still tend to be preferred by Camaro lovers because of their sporty design. Although there are many distinguishing characteristics that are used to identify a Camaro manufactured between the years of 1966 to 1969, in order to narrow it down the specific year you have to do a little research. Look for the following model number on the cowl tag: 12437. The cowl tag is a silver metal plate that is located on the firewall, which is the section that separates the engine compartment from the cab of the vehicle. You also want to look for an ID code of X33 or X77. Look on the VIN tag or on the cowl tag and verify that the car was manufactured at one of the following locations: Norwood, Ohio or Los Angeles, California. Look for an engine code of DZ. The engine code is stamped just under the engine head on the passenger side of the car . It has a serie
