Sorry to bother you again. I tried http:''www.idavette.net/facts/70.htm to run the vin number in order to determine if this 1970 corvette is an LT1. the vin #194370S401994, since it is older than 1980 it requires 17 digits to run through the system. any other ideas? Thanks Don

Asked by dtingvall Feb 27, 2007 at 11:54 PM about the 1970 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe

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I am trying to decode the vin from a 1970 corvette LT1 I am considering purchasing, I am trying to verify this is a genuine LT1 and not a clone. The vin # is 194370S401994. I tried to decode the vin on the above website and was unable. How can I decode the vin, and will it verify this car is a true LT1, Thank you, Don

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carGrrl answered 17 years ago

Hello, Do not worry, my friend. Try this site: http://www.c3vr.com/login.asp?Logoff=False. You need a membership, but one is available for 90 days for free. If that still does not work, here is a list of sites with several decoders that may help: http://www.corvettetop.com/index.php?status=NOV Best of luck! CarGrrl

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trip65 answered 12 years ago

1 is the division (chevy) 9 is the series 4 is the model/engine number 37 is the body 0 is the year, S is assembly plant 401994 is the sequence number.

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