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06-11-2011, 11:58 PM
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Re: X11 code for 1969 camaro - What is correct?
Yes that is correct, never a 396 in a X11.
The COPO's were sort of an option to a base car, like the X44 (no style trim) or the X11 with style trim or RS. The first batch of COPO's for Yenko were X66 (bigblock, no trim) Jan 
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06-12-2011, 12:03 AM
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Re: X11 code for 1969 camaro - What is correct?
You should know that the X-codes really didn't have anything to do with the engines or options on the car. It was a designation on how the body should be painted or what trim it should have. X33 and X77 were Z/28 and required stripes. X22 and X66 were 396 and they had a black rear panel. X11 and X44 didn't have any special paintings to the body. X55 were 350 SS without style trim but with the rear fender moldings.
Jan
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