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1967-69 V8 Engine Stamp Location. Alternate 1969 V8 VIN location. The engine assembly stamp (aka, "engine code") identifies the engine assembly plant, assembly date, and engine application suffix code and was stamped by the engine plant. It is located on a machined pad on the engine block.
1969 Camaro V8 Engine ID Codes. The engine identification code consists of the engine assembly plant, the engine assembly date, and a 2 or 3 letter suffix indicating the cubic inch displacement, the horsepower rating, and generally, what type of transmission was to be installed with the engine.
The "PAINT" or "PNT" fields show the body paint color and the top color, including vinyl or convertible top, if so equipped. For cars without a vinyl or convertible top, the body paint color was stamped on the tag twice, e.g. E-E or 69-69. Paint codes were alphabetic in 1967-68, and numeric in 1969.
1962-69 Chevrolet engine codes decoder reveals the code prefix location, engine performance, displacement, and configuration.
Jump to: Drivetrain Codes | Option Info | Exterior/Interior Info | Spotters Guide | 1969 Camaro Production: 225,512 coupe, 17,573 convertible, 243,085 total. Dealer Introduction: 9/26/68. Vehicle Identification Example: 123379N500001 * Third digit is engine code: 3 = 6-cylinder, 4 = V8 * Fourth digit is body style: 3 = coupe, 6=convertible
This is done by locating and deciphering the engine casting date code. The block casting number may also be of benefit in helping to determine the date range of a particular engine. Step two is to match the engine suffix code, and the date code, with the engine suffix codes listed in this book.
A Basic Guide to Decoding Your Chevy Small Block Engine ID. Your Chevrolet small block engine comes with two sets of codes: the engine code and the partial VIN code. Each one can tell you a lot about your engine. Let’s find out what you can learn and how to decode each one!
