When was the Yellow light MPX stereo introduced?

[Stefano]

I still have the Blue light multi-plex stereo that I pulled out of my first 1969 Camaro back in 1979.

The round transistor on the back reads: Delco GM
DS 50
6848

The white tag on the right side reads: Service Model No 91BFM2

Serial NO 31FSC-1118
Product No 730 7331

Delco Radio Division G.M.C. Kokomo, Indiana

The part number on the buttons is 7306391

There is a number above the left control Knob 730 7746-1

Now if I could only find the Camaros Vin number?

It was a neat Camaro: Silver with Black vinyl top and Deluxe interior.

Fiber optics
350/25O HP
Saginaw 4 speed
10 bolt posi
Multi leaf springs
Dual exhaust
Tac/Gauges
Power Window
Power Steering
Power Disk Brakes
Fold down rear seat
Rear Defrost
Axu. lighting package
Bright trim group

I purchased it from the original owner who bought it off the showroom floor. He told me that it was a real Z28 and that he traded a Boss Mustang in on it, once he got his doors blown off on his first encounter with a Z28.

It was a bargin at $700.00 as it only had just over 100,000 original one owner miles on it back then.

[L78Impala]

So that's the car that first got your blood pump'n. I see it has only gotten better from there.

[Stefano]

My Uncle gave me his 1964 Impala SS 283/pg Rag Top. I wasn't old enough to drive but he figured I could have it back in shape about the time I would start driving.

The first car I purchased prior to getting my licence was my late Cousins 1965 Plymouth Satellite which had a 426 Race Hemi installed when he had it.

The 1969 Camaro was next.