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Welcome to 1969 CHEVY.com - a website dedicated to the preservation and restoration of 1969 Chevrolet full size models. 1969 marked the end of the 1960's - a time when automotive styling was important and performance was relatively uninhibited by emissions standards.
Impala - 1969Chevy.com
Impala was the most popular of the 1969 Chevrolet full size models and second in rank only to Caprice, which was the "top of the line". However Impala was by far more popular and sales for the "number 2" model line drastically exceeded Caprice.
VIN Decoder - 1969Chevy.com
Chevrolet VIN numbers in 1969 used a 13 digit alpha-numeric number, always starting with the number 1. The first digit indicates the division, and “1” represents Chevrolet. The next two digits indicate the series, which also determine if the car has a 6 or 8 cylinder, and the two digits after that determine the body style.
SS427 - 1969Chevy.com
In 1969 the Impala SS was available in only 3 body styles: Convertible, Custom Coupe and Sport Coupe. Production Numbers Note: 1969 Production numbers are only available by model groups, not individually.
Options - 1969Chevy.com
Listed here are all options and accessories for the 1969 Chevrolet full size models. Please note, while the RPO L72 (425 - horse 427) is not listed here, it was available as a standard option on every full size order form.
Caprice - 1969Chevy.com
Caprice was the "top of the line" for the 1969 Chevrolet full size line up, yet it was not nearly as popular as the Impala. Despite that, it had all the luxury features available and plenty of additional trim to make it look lavish and expensive compared to Impala.
Power Trains - 1969Chevy.com
1969 Full Size Power Trains. Home Caprice SS427 Impala Bel Air Biscayne Wagons Power Trains Option Codes VIN Decoder Decode your Trim Tag Featured Cars FAQ Contact 1969 Power Train Info. Note: the L72 425 HP 427 V-8 does not appear in any 1969 literature. Although it was available, it was not advertised. ...
Bel Air - 1969Chevy.com
Bel Air, unlike any other 1969 full size Chevrolet, came with no trim whatsoever on the rocker panels. It did however have narrow chrome trim that ran the full length of the car from front to rear bumper, like Impala and Caprice.
Trim Tag - 1969Chevy.com
There essentially 2 styles of trim tags found on 1969 full size Chevrolets, that used in previous production years up to and including early 1969, and that used for late 1969. Canadian and American built Chevrolets used variations of these two styles.
Biscayne - 1969Chevy.com
Biscayne was the bottom of the 1969 Chevrolet full size models line up. Void of most trim and most often purchased without many of the standard options of Impala, it was the entry level car for 1969 full size Chevy's.