Could use some assistance. I've recorded the following VIN number and Cowl Data Plate codes from what I believe is a 1972 Buick Gran Sport convertible small block (350) automatic transmission, 10-bolt rear, car. I want to be sure of what I have, the car and options and haver a guide for the restoration before beginning. The second number or letter below in quotes "" was difficult to read so my first guess was 8 and the other guesses follow. Any help is appreciated. VIN: 4G67K2H103467<o></o> Cowl Data Plate: ST 72 43467FL1 018478 BDY<o></o> TR 135 26 A PNT<o></o> 0 8 or "2" or "B", or "S" or "3" D A65<o></o>
4G67K2H103467 4 = Buick G = GS 67 = 2-door convertible K = 350 V8 2 = 1972 H = Flint, MI 103467 = sequential number, range was 100,001 to 235,055 for Flint ST 72 43467 FL1 018478 BDY TR 135 26 A PNT 0 8 or "2" or "B", or "S" or "3" D A65 ST = Style 72 = 1972 43467 = Fisher body style number 4 = Buick 34 = GS 67 = 2-door convertible FL1 = Flint, MI 018478 BDY = body number TR = trim Trim 135 = White Vinyl Paint 26 = Stratomist Blue Metallic A = White convertible top 0 8 or "2" or "B", or "S" or "3" D = body build date, assuming 08D: 08D = body build date = August (08) 1971, fourth week (D) A65 = Notch Back Bench Front Seat
Sean, Korrie, Thanks very much. Is there somewhere on the frame that I can check to verify its' originality (to the body) as well? I have a sand blasted Skylark convertible frame that is POR-15 finished) but will use the GS frame if unique to the VIN or cowl tag. Thanks again. Scott
