> block next to the T0618CTX number but THAT number does not 
> correspond to the VIN (it is 10A750779). I never gave it a 
> thought until last night when I was reading through some 

The "10A750779" number.  1 is Chevrolet, 0 is the year, A is the
assembly plant and 750779 should be the last 6 of the VIN.

Dale McIntosh
TC Gold #92/ACES #1709
67SS/67 Elky


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> 
> How do you know it was put into a car in Atlanta???
> 
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> McLerran, Larry W.
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> 
> That engine came out of Tonawanda, June 18th, 1970 and was 
> put into a car built at Alanta, GA. The engine code is the 
> same as mine, (TO123CTX), which is a 396/402 350hp, with a 
> Muncie M-20, or 21 behind it, depending on your rear axle 
> ratio!! Probably a POSI, 12 Bolt, maybe 3.31 or 3.36, 
> possible 3.55-1, Good Luck!
> 
> Larry!
> 
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> 
> On the subjec of matching numbers. My 70 SS block, heads, 
> intake, AC pump, starter trans, rear end, all seem to be dead 
> on matches for the build date. For example, the heads were 
> cast in May, the block June 18, and so on, and the car was 
> built September 1 in Oshua, Ontario. The build data supplied 
> to me by GM Oshua ties out as well. BUT, there is another 
> number on the pad at the front of the passenger side of the 
> block next to the T0618CTX number but THAT number does not 
> correspond to the VIN (it is 10A750779). I never gave it a 
> thought until last night when I was reading through some 
> stuff I found on the internet that said that number should be 
> the VIN. On my block, it can't be the VIN because it has the 
> letter A in it. Does anyone know what gives with this stuff????
> 
> Craig E.
> 
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Scott Kintz
> Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 9:46 AM
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> 
> I have 2 1972 Chevelle convertibles. I wanted to stick as 
> close to stock as possible.
> 
> Thanks for the help!
> 
> Scott
> 
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> Krister Meister
> Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 9:07 AM
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> 
> Scott
> 
> Numbers matching is individualistic and you will get 
> different opinion's. To some it doesn't matter and Hot Rod is 
> the way to go, to some it's feeling good that at least the 
> engine / trans match the VIN, to some it's everything 
> matching in build date order - just as the car rolled off the 
> assembly line.  My goal is it's nice to have a car as the day 
> it rolled off the line.  Sometimes getting to that point is 
> expensive and turns into an obsession.
> 
> Numbers matching does increase the value over a car that is 
> not, but that doesn't mean a car that is customized wouldn't 
> hold an equal or greater cash value for it's uniqueness.
> 
> I've found the "Chevrolet by the Numbers" book very helpful 
> in identifying
> correct numbers.   It brings you into the world of casting numbers and
> dates.    The book is offered in several ranges of years.
> 
> What year car is yours?
> 
> 
> Krister Meister
> Bartlett,  IL
> '66 SS #'s matching
> 
> 
> 
> Scott Wrote:
> 
> I am fairly new to the classic car world. I just bought my 
> first Chevelle last month and enjoy it immensely! However, 
> people often talk about how a car's numbers should all match 
> to make it more valuable. I do know that each car has a VIN 
> and engine numbers and transmission numbers. Is there some 
> book to access that will tell me if these numbers match? And 
> where would I find such a book?
> 
> 
> 
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> 
> 
> 
> Scott
> 
> 
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