1970 El Camino Fisher Body Number Plate
Typical 1970 Fisher Body plate breakdown
Do not confuse the Fisher Body Number plate information with that found on the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) plate. The series depiction on the Fisher Body Number plate does NOT have the meaning as the VIN plate.
Some assembly plants have more information on their plates than others and some have information on different lines. Please check the individual assembly plants for specifics.
Line 1: Production date of vehicle. A typical production date is 06C
This production date of 06C decodes to June (06) in the third week
(C).
Unfortunately, nobody can define what dates are associated with a week
letter.
| 01 - January | 07 - July |
| 02 - February | 08 - August |
| 03 - March | 09 - September |
| 04 - April | 10 - October |
| 05 - May | 11 - November |
| 06 - June | 12 - December |
A - First Week
B - Second Week
C - Third Week
D - Fourth Week
E - Fifth Week
Line 2: The first two-digit number on line two is the year of production followed by division/series/body style, assembly plant, and the Fisher Body unit number used for production purposes.
SERIES/MODEL IDENTIFICATION (for trim level purposes only, not for engine type identification)
CHEVELLE STANDARD SERIES 133-13400
MODEL 133-13480 ~ 2-DOOR SEDAN PICKUP, 5-PASSENGER
MALIBU SERIES 135-13600
MODEL 135-13680 ~ 2-DOOR SEDAN PICKUP, 5-PASSENGER
Line 3: Interior trim and lower/upper paint codes.
