1967 Chevelle Fisher Body Number Plate General Information
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Generally, in 1967 the series/model designation is a trim level and not an indication of the engine type installed in the vehicle as Fisher Body didn't care what engine type was to be installed. For some 1967 examples listed on this site; one Baltimore 300 Deluxe 4-Door Sedan with a body plate number of 13469 and a VIN of 13369 with a 6-cylinder engine; one Baltimore 300 Deluxe 2-Door Sedan with a body plate of 13411 and a VIN of 13311; one Atlanta 300 Deluxe 2-Door Sedan with a body plate of 13411 and a VIN of 13311; one Kansas City Malibu Sport Coupe with a body plate of 13617 and VIN of 13517 proving there are indeed odd-numbered (3rd digit) body plates and the body plate is not an indication of engine type installed with the exception of Fremont and Ontario. There are more examples of this on my 1966/1967 Chevelle Reference CD. To date, Fremont and Oshawa are the only 1967 Chevelle plants that used an odd 3rd digit in the style number.
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1967 was the second of three years the Chevelle SS396 was a separate series (13817/13867) and not an option on the Malibu.
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The Sport Coupe model designation was changed from "37" to "17" for 1966 and 1967 only to denote the new 'Strut Back' or 'Flying Buttress' hardtop styling.
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Indications are the body numbers are sequential for the particular series/model per plant.
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Numbers in parentheses after the STYLE are number of units produced and are for total production of the series/model depicted on the body plate except where noted. Unless otherwise noted, this production number assumes the trim tag STYLE to match the VIN series/model number. This is not always the case as noted in the first bulleted item.
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A popular publication states, "On all 1965 through 1971 trim tags, the engine identification portion of the model identification number always indicates a V-8 engine. No 6-cylinder engine identification numbers are stamped on any trim tag." This is an incorrect statement for not only 1965 through 1971 but includes 1972 as well. There are numerous examples of trim tags with an odd 3rd-digit style on this website.
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Group option Trim Codes
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Links to Fisher Body Number Plates (a.k.a., trim tag, cowl tag, firewall tag, etc.)
- ATL ~ Atlanta, Georgia
Click tag for more Atlanta examples...- Assembly month padded with leading zero where applicable.
- Bench seat trim codes include "-A" and bucket seat trim codes include "-B".
- Includes dash character (-) between lower and upper paint codes.
- Includes group option codes.
- Almost all have a hand-stamped number visible. This is reported to be a final inspection stamp indicating the vehicle was ready for shipment.
- Special order paint color designated with O-O
- BAL ~ Baltimore, Maryland
~ El Camino
Click either tag for more Baltimore examples...- Assembly month padded with leading zero where applicable.
- No dash character (-) after interior trim code and no "-A" or "-B" to designate bench/bucket seats.
- No dash character (-) between lower and upper paint codes.
- BF ~ Fremont, California
~ El Camino
Click either tag for more Fremont examples...- Assembly month padded with leading zero where applicable.
- No dash character (-) after interior trim code and no "-A" or "-B" to designate bench/bucket seats.
- No dash character (-) between lower and upper paint codes.
Special order paint color designated with dash character(s)
- FRA ~ Framingham, Massachusetts
Click tag for more Framingham examples...- Assembly month padded with leading zero where applicable.
- Does separate lower-upper body colors with a dash character (-). Bench seat trim codes include "-A" and bucket seat trim codes include "-B".
- Includes dash character (-) between lower and upper paint codes.
- Includes group option codes.
- Stamped letter in upper right corner the tag identifies the interior paint color and matches the interior paint color code found on the warranty card Protect-O-Plate; not to be confused with the seat type/material/color also identified on the trim tag.
- KAN ~ Kansas City, Missouri
~ El Camino
Click either tag for more Kansas City examples...- Assembly month padded with leading zero where applicable.
- Does separate lower-upper body colors with a dash character (-). Bench seat trim codes include "-A" and bucket seat trim codes include "-B".
- Includes dash character (-) between lower and upper paint codes.
- Includes group option codes.
- As with 1968 Kansas City tags, paint code "G" is a smaller letter than other paint and vinyl/convertible top codes.
- OS ~ Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
Click tag for more Oshawa examples...- Paint code has number listed first to indicate enamel or lacquer followed by a two-letter paint code.
- Wording and data presentation is different than any U.S. assembly plant.
- Body date is completely different from U.S. assembly plant counterparts. Instead of a month and week letter, a real date is shown such as 4-13 for April 13. There is also a number ("1" or "2") preceding the date. It's been reported this leading number is a shift number for the Oshawa plant.
- RPO codes for options requiring some type of modification are listed on the tag such as A51, M20, L34, etc. much like U.S. plants (Atlanta, Framingham & Kansas City) that use group codes.
This is a typical example of a 1967 Chevelle trim/cowl tag for a Kansas City, MO. assembled Malibu 2-door Sport Coupe. Assembly plant body number plates varied from plant to plant in how the information was presented.
Trim tag from a Flint, MI.-built 1967 Impala S.S. Sport Coupe.
Trim tag from an Arlington, TX.-built 1967 Biscayne.
Trim tag for a Warren, MI.-built 1967 Chevy II. The Chevy II trim
tag was affixed next to the blower motor on the heater box as opposed
to the Chevelle's trim tag location just above and to the inside of
the master cylinder.
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