Baltimore, Maryland

INTRODUCTION *

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Baltimore, Maryland

Introduction

The Baltimore, Maryland assembly plant reportedly assembled 117,497 Chevelles in 1970. This accounted for 17.80% of all 1970 Chevelles reportedly assembled in the U.S. and Canada. Convertibles and El Caminos were assembled at Baltimore.

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1970 Baltimore Trivia/Notes

>> Sometime after 03-03 and beginning at least 03-06 the WHL CVRS code (box 91) changed from 770 FJ to 323 FJ.
>> Sometime after 05-04 and beginning at least 05-07 RPO U46 LAMP MONITOR moved from column 4 to column 5.
>> Sometime after 10-01 and beginning at least 10-08 RPO U63 AM P/B RADIO and U76 W/S ANTENNA moved from column 4 to column 5.
>> Sometime after 10-01 and beginning at least 10-23 *C56 I/P SIDE VENT was not coded on non-A/C cars.

Where Baltimore Build Sheets Are Typically Found

Baltimore is noted for having build sheets left in the seats, often hogringed in place.

Additional resources you may find helpful

Need additional reference material? Various shop manuals and parts book	Chevelle Trim Tag Guide & Decoder	1964-1972 Chevelle Facts Guide
Chevelle Data and ID Guide Makes a great gift too!	1970 Chevrolet Chevelle SS Makes a great gift too!	The Definitive Chevelle SS Guide 1964-1972 Makes a great gift too!
Chevelle Restoration and Authencity Guide 1970-1972 Co-authored by Rick Nelson of Muscle Car Restoration & Design		1969 Chevrolet Chevelle SS 396 Makes a great gift too!