[6t9er]

Do they put a vin# on the rear end? If so, where do I look for it. I am looking at one now to see if it was the original one in my El Camino.

 

[jthomp1256]

tom would be the 1 with the pics i think,,but there is a series of numbers about 14 inches in from axle flange,also numbers on the main part but i sure some 1 will give u a pic Jeff

 

[LS7]

Do they put a vin# on the rear end? If so, where do I look for it.

:noway: Nope. Retrieve the casting number and axle stamp and post back or visit:

http://www.chevellestuff.com/qd/generic_rear_axle_info.htm

http://www.chevellestuff.com/1969/rear_axle.htm

 

[Mike]

No VIN but there's an ID sequence stamed on the front of the right side (passenger) tube.
http://www.chevellestuff.com/qd/generic_rear_axle_info.htm
http://www.chevellestuff.com/qd/all_axle_codes.htm

 

[1969 El Camino Dan]

Also look for the Cast Date Code. It must be earlier than the build date of your el Camino on the Fisher Body ID tag (cowl tag)
Post it here too.

Dan

 

[Lionel-n-Chevelles]

If you have the Protect-O-Plate, you can compare the info on the axle tube and the Protect-O-Plate. The Ratio and Assembly Date should match if the rear is original to the car. The assembly date should always be later than the Cast Date Code.

 

[6t9er]

The El Camino built 07D, the rear end CF-0409GE, Is this right?

 

[Mr Chevelle]

Here's a question for El Camino people:

Do El Camino's normally have a rock guard under the shock mount on the axle? Maybe to protect the air shock................