Carl 1962

All good Tom, most plants stamped a code for the engine badge that was fitted to the trunk lid (as you know, each engine got a different...

Whoa! Carl, you can tell from the cowl tag? That's awesome, I did not know that! Here's mine: and here's the current status of that...

It's funny how movie cars can have such an impact. I'm the same. Probably never noticed a 58 Chevy until American Grafitti came along...

Post a photo of the cowl trim tag and we'll see if it has the right code to be an original 348, it might have been swapped in later.

Welcome post an image of the cowl tag off the firewall and Carl 1962 will tell you everything you want to know about the car or start a...

Those of us that have been in the service, still remember our service number, I sure do. Something you won't forget, even if you can't...

Only 63 had the SS horn button if it is a super sport. 62 did not. I have seen 62's with the SS horn button even though it is not...

If it ever stops raining here we are going for a ride

I don't have production numbers for Canada. And as far as ACC numbers are concerned, it depends. BSO numbers on Canadian cars are...

Hi Colin, the 1962 Canadian Distribution Plan clearly shows that the BSO code 12H is for bucket seats (convertible only), and bucket...

On this one I can add a little more as I went to GM Canada They told me it was not an SS because of the 1867 body number and sent along...

The engine is a 250hp 327 ac was not available in Canada until 1963 so the couple wanted ac so they had to want for the car 3 mounths...

This is an ermine white Impala sedan built 2nd week February 62 at Van Nuys CA (it was built on February 21st, which is in the 3rd week...

Thanks for posting. This is a silver blue Impala convertible built at Oshawa Canada with 283, white top (TOP-10 = white top), blue bench...