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Original Ford Model A (Original Series) $37.95 This comprehensive and detailed guide to original factory specifications, equipment, color and trim for 1928-31 Model A automobiles is ideal for the restorer. In addition to more than forty-years of experience with the Model A Ford, author Jim Schild has gathered valuable information from owners, factory literature and judging standards to provide the definitive data for authentic restorations. Ac... |
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1930 1931 Ford Model 'A' Car Cowl & Radiator Lacing Kit $28.95 |
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How to tell the difference between 68 Camaro & 68 Firebird (disguised as a Camaro)
As many car hunters may have seen, some people have converted Firebirds into Camaros. All it really takes is maybe an engine swap, and some NOS sheet metal, and your Firebird is now a Camaro "clone". And, as you may have already known, Camaros are worth a lot more than Firebirds of the same year.
I myself am looking at 1st gen Camaros, particularly the 1968 model.
Here's my question:
Is there a way to tell the difference between a 1968 Camaro and a 1968 Firebird (Camaro "clone") via VIN or Cowl tags?
I've seen pics of Firebirds that are identical to their Camaro cousins, but there must be a way to tell the difference aside from the aesthetics of the car.
Just asking so I don't get ripped off buying a Camaro that's really a Firebird.
Thanks!
Get the vin number from the plate on the bottom drivers side corner of the dash as it isn't hard to replace the ones on the doors and make sure this one matches the door plates. The first 2 digits on a camaro vin will be 12 but on a firebird it will be 22 also the 7th digit is the model year it will be 7=1067 8=1968 and 9-1969 hope this helps ps get on the internet and look for 1st gen camaro site there are a bunch of them and the have alot of useful info try (http://www.chevy-camaro.com) also make sure the vin matches the car (engine, coupe-convert., and year)
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