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C R G	CRG Reports	Exterior	Engine	1967 Model ID
Numbers Decode	General Info	Interior	Transmission	1968 Model ID
Drivetrain Decode	Options	Underhood	Chassis	1969 Model ID

While we previously had a separate CRG question submission form, we now ask that you please ask your questions via the CRG Forum. Access to the CRG Forum can be found via this CRG Forum link or via the link on the CRG home page. If you are not registered with the CRG Forum, you may do so at the registration link.

In its first years, CRG regularly maintained this ASK CRG! page, giving readers an opportunity to submit questions via a web-based form. For a time, we tabulated the questions and answers. However, when the CUS/CRG Forum was kicked-off, we began to deemphasize on-line responses to ASK CRG! Starting February 2000 we eliminated updates to the ASK CRG! questions and answers, and starting Feburary 2005 we eliminated the ASK CRG! question submission form; we now ask that readers please direct questions to the CRG Forum.

However, you can still read the archives from the previously asked questions, and CRG responses:

Click Here To Read the ASK CRG! Archives

Before you ask your question on the CRG Forum, here are four of our most frequently asked questions/answers:

Option Combinations. There are no known production figures on option combinations. By this we mean one option combined with another, such as a car with both Rally Sport and Super Sport, or a L78 convertible with a tape player and SS wheel covers. However, you can view our RPO spreadsheet, which might answer some of your questions about production quantities.
Color Quantities. There are no known production figures on specific Camaro colors. However, you can view our table of Color Percentages for each year, as determined from our vehicle database.
Odd Code on LOS/VN Cowl Tags. The "odd" code on the cowl tags of Camaros built at Los Angeles/Van Nuys is the Fisher Body scheduling code. See the explanation for "field b" under the cowl tag decoding section.
Cowl Tag Style Doesn't Match VIN. If your cowl tag style doesn't match your VIN, don't panic - they have two slightly different meanings. See the explanation in the cowl tag decoding section.

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