looking to trade my truck for a 70 ss el camino?

[Robertjust777]

need help decoding find out what it is any help would be cool it

its a 70 ss el camino 396

here is the trim tag :

st 70-13680 bl 03808
tr 758 28-8
04b 644177100111



ether way if its not ss i believe im going to do it.

[DONE DEAL DONNY]

Nice looking truck, I hope the Elko is also.
Welcome
Donny

[Robertjust777]

thanks yeah it would be cool

[zero]

Welcome from NC. I'm sure someone can decode the trim tag #s. Here are 2 links with some info that may be of some help.
http://www.crankshaftcoalition.com/w...rs_build_codes

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/docs...-El-Camino.pdf

[woody31]

welcome from winona tx

[Robertjust777]

it does have the round gauges. bucket seat and th 400

[Robertjust777]

anyone?

[Robertjust777]

hopefully someone chimes in soon... looking to make the deal soon

[rushgator]

st 70-13680= Custom El Camino 8 cyl Two door sedan pickup

I'm sorry, but I don't have my reference book handy that has the rest of the info. Hopefully someone else will shortly.

[CANTED]

Nothing on the car (anywhere) will tell you if it was originally a super sport. To document that, you would need a build sheet (if one exists) or some sort of original dealer paperwork. I have read that the RPO codes can be on the protecto-plate, but I have never seen one with the codes. That was used for warranty and is usually long gone. Some however are still tucked in the owners manual. Bottom line, if they are advertising it as a SS and can't document it, don't pay extra.

[rushgator]

Here's a good article on how to tell a real SS from a fake:

http://www.chevelles.com/shop/ss_ident.html