For those who haven't been following along, it's starts here:


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With follow up:

I had a brain teaser question about production series numbers on 69's. For example; How can two cars going down the same assembly line the same week jump over 5000 in series numbers? Normally they go in an orderly manor. To be even more specific, Vikki's car and mine were built the same week on the same line and the numbers jumped up over 5000 between us.

Jim, Have you seen this article. It may help.

http://www.camaros.org/assemblyprocess.shtml

Yes, I saw that long ago when I was documenting my 1st gen Camaros. It's good that you bring this to the discussion because it's part of the puzzle. In the 1st gen Camaro documenting world they count on the series numbers being in line with the dates produced. In fact, when they run into two cars the same week with contradicting numbers there's suspicion that the trim tag has been changed and has the wrong series number on it. Both of our cars are highly documented and neither is suspect.


Here's where we were at on the numbers:

09A LOR500727 conv
09C LOR503170 conv 200 paint 53C
10D LOR509325 conv 216
10E LOR508670 conv 212
11C LOR500278 conv
11D LOR511257 conv 218
11D LOR516525 conv 208
01B LOR526844 conv 212 paint 65A
03A LOR536805 conv 206
03B LOR541331 conv

And then from SteveOw added.

Update:
09A LOR500727 conv
09C LOR503170 conv 200 paint 53C
10D LOR509325 conv 216
10E LOR508670 conv 212
11C LOR500278 conv
11D LOR511257 conv 218
11D LOR516525 conv 208
12B LOR521567 conv 207
01B LOR526844 conv 212 paint 65A
03A LOR536805 conv 206
03B LOR541331 conv