Ok, I have a 67 Camaro. I know that for a fact! But I don’t know much more than that! Can someone please help determine what I own! I feel so stupid driving around in a car that i dont know for sure what it really is. At least it looks cool!
Ok here is what I was told have
Description:
67 Camaro..
Engine/Drivetrain Modifications:
350 with 351 Camel back heads and hooker headers with 4 barrel holly carb and EHI egnition. 10 bolt rear end. 700r4 tranny.
Suspension Modifications:
Air Shocks in rear.


Here are my casting numbers and VIN for my car. Can someone please tell me what I have!! Do I have a 350? A 327? Or even a 302??
Engine block: 3892657
Camel heads: 3986388
VIN: 124377l16xxxx
I have included pics the best that I can. Thank you for your help!!!

 

The 4 in the VIN tells it is a v8 car, the 3 means it's a coupe. That's all the VIN will tell you though.
Your engine block casting was used for the 302, 327, and 350. The suffix code in front of the passenger side head will crack it down further from there.
Trim tag: 06A is the build date. 06: June, A: 1st week of the month.
756-H is black standard interior with a bench seat.
N-N is Madeira Maroon upper & lower body color (no vinyl top).
2H: (2 is a constant) H is heater delete (hey, you're in Californi)
3SK: (3 is a constant again) S: RPO Z23 interior decor. K: RPO Z21 style trim group.
This site has a lof of helpful info: Camaro Decoding help on Chevy-Camaro.com
Come back with the suffix code off the block if you still can't decipher it.

 

Thank for the info! Do you know anything about the camel heads? Are those 351? 383?

The best that i could read is V0601MF. Does that help? Thank you!!!

 

Hi Wantvegas,

Camel back heads have rounded humps and are not squared off like the ones in the picture you posted. I was at least hoping that you had a set of smog heads w/ open chamber 194's, but it doesn't look like that's the case.

After googleing your heads, this is what I found.

Small Block Chevy Cylinder Head Identification
1968-71 3986388 307 1.72 1.5
1972-76 3986388 350 1.72 1.5

This is what I found on your block.
Small Block Chevy Block Casting Numbers
3892657 327 64-67 Pass,Chevelle Std & Hi Perf sm journal
3892657 327 64-67 Truck sm journal
3892657 327 66-67 Corvette 300,350 HP sm journal 2 bolt main
3892657 302,327 67 Camaro & z28 sm journal 2 bolt main

 

The "MF" in the engine suffix code means it's a 67 327, 210 h.p., with a 2 barrel carb., attached to a powerglide trans, and A.I.R. (it's a Calif. car).
Camel hump heads were performance heads, back in the day. And those didn't come from the factory on the engine you have. They make better paper weights when you compare them to what you can buy in today's aftermarket.

 

well 2.02 camel humps are still a good set of heads if you have them (like me ) but for the money its better to buy a new set then find originals. i had to buy a whole motor to get the heads on my 68 now. also some of the 210 hp camaros did come with the camel humps. they were probably goof ups or the worker just grabbed the wrong heads

 

Heh, heh...He got camel humped if that's what he was told he has. His 3986388 casting heads are 1968-76, 307/350, 1.72" intake 1.50" exhaust. Paper weights for sure...or book ends!

 

yeah those arent the right camel humps the hi pro camel humps are rounded not square.

 

Hey,
Well i am going off of these 2 pictures and what people have told me looking at them. They do seem match with that number for the camel head markings. I have not physically removed them though to check the numbers on them. But what do you all think? Thanks!

 

looking at that pic of the markings the one that iv seen as the camel humps and high pros are the ones in the upper left with the taller box then the 2 round bumps