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The VIN (vehicle identification number) that represents your 68 or 69 Camaro, will be stamped on a plate attached to metal dash panel on driver's side, which is visible through the windshield. On 67 Camaros, it will be stamped on a plate attached to left front body hinge pillar (inside door jam), driver's side. By decoding this number, you can tell valuable information about the car. |
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The first position is the make: 1=Chevrolet Motor Division
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The second position is the model: 2=Camaro
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The third position is the the engine type: 4=8 cylinder
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The fourth and fifth positions represent the body style : 37=Sport Coupe |
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The sixth position is the model year: 8=1968 |
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The seventh position, which is a letter, tells us the assembly
plant: N=Norwood, Ohio
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The eighth position, which has the last 6 numbers, will tell us the
unit number |
NOTE: In 1967, the unit number started at 100,001. In 1968 it started at 300,001. In 1969, it started at 500,001. Each year started with the number listed above and up at each plant regardless of series. |
For example, my VIN is 124378N314200 and is decoded as follows:
 
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