madmonte
Oct 22nd, 04, 2:10 PM
what is the best way to tell if a SS is the real thing? 1969 ss convertable.
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Mytmouse Oct 22nd, 04, 2:56 PM With original documentation...build sheet...POP... window sticker... etc. Without that identifying a 69 is dificult because SS became an option that year and not a model. Use this link as a reference http://www.chevelles.com/shop/ss_ident.html Goog Luck Robert DaleM Oct 24th, 04, 2:22 AM Yeah, what Robert said. When you say *real* I assume you mean it was born that way? Without paperwork, it's impossible to tell a real one from a home made SS if done right...everything is available to make one if you wish. Without paperwork, you can't tell if it's factory or home made. 71LS5 Oct 24th, 04, 2:33 PM What about Daytona Yellow or Monaco Orange Chevelles in '69? Weren't these SS exclusives? That would be one way to tell for sure. Dean Oct 24th, 04, 5:57 PM OR, the original engine with the VIN stamped on it. ASSUMING no one has replaced the body tag with a color code change or re-stamped the engine. Like Dale said, "Without paperwork, it's impossible to tell a real one from a home made SS if done right." | ||