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General Motors used identification tags to denote equipment, options, and assembly location for each 1955-57 full size Chevrolet passenger car produced. Use this information as a guide to decode the information stored on your cowl tag.

Not sure what generation Camaro model you’ve got under the car cover at home? Need to find the trim levels for particular generations? Look no further, here is a simple and easy-to-use model identification guide for First through Fourth Generation Camaro models.

General Motors used identification tags to denote equipment, options, and assembly location for each individual Camaro produced. Use this information as a guide to decode the information stored on your cowl tag.

The Vehicle Identification Number (V.I.N.) plate on all 1955-57 models is located on the left front door hinge pillar post. This number represents the vehicle’s unique serial number for use with government agencies and vehicle model identification. Below is a guide for decoding a 1955-57 V.I.N.

Want to find out just how unique your Chevrolet or GMC truck actually is? Use the information below to find out how many trucks General Motors produced in the same year as your truck with the same trim level, paint, interior color, and optional extras.