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Originally Posted by Zeke
Um, you might want to cruise on over to the vintage Corvette and Camaro forums and web pages. Now I know that could be painful I also know I could be wrong.
But since I didn't stay at the Holiday Inn, I'll tell you I used to work at a Corvette only dismantler when I was around 19 and the cars we are talking about were new. Given the hanky panky that was going on in those days, I thought I knew what numbers were traceable vs. those that weren't so much. I quit 2 weeks before the owners were arrested.
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I have owned a classic vette more recent than you were working on them, so that's probably why I remembered better.
Decoding a Corvette’s V8 Casting Numbers and Engine Stamps
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Beginning in 1960 the stamp included the serial number of the car it was installed in. The 327 engine in my Corvette contains the following number sequences: 6122891 F0518HE. Decoded, the first sequence is 6 for the year (66) and then the VIN sequence of 122891.
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Here my old heap - 1971
