Seeking info on Export 69 R/S Z/28

[Mr70]

I haven't seen very many Chevrolet Exported vehicles,but of the few I have seen,they all had the RPO code ZP-8 listed on their buildsheets.
Officially,ZP-8 was The Manufacturers Statement of Origin code when selling a NEW vehicle from the United States to a Foreign Country,or when transferring said vehicle to an Individual IN a Foreign Country.It was the Manufacturers designation of making it void of any duty taxes.
Whiz-Kid

[COPO_Anders]

I have noticed that cars sent from Canada to Sweden had the W89, X14 and X17 options.

[Mark_C]

Export cars came from Norwood, not LA. Probably brought over by one of the owners prior to you.

[427TJ]

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Probably brought over by one of the owners prior to you.

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Possibly someone in the military transferred to Europe from the states?

[hubleyman]

Thanks for the input guys!! The Military route is what I always figured but you never know (they get cars shipped for free). That's why I was hoping Broadcast codes might be some sort of an indicator.
I'll post this message on the CRG website and see what those guys can dig up.......
Thanks again, Charlie

[Mr70]

GM internal newspaper from my archives,dated Sept.1969.

[Mr70]

[Lynn]

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I haven't seen very many Chevrolet Exported vehicles,but of the few I have seen,they all had the RPO code ZP-8 listed on their buildsheets.
Officially,ZP-8 was The Manufacturers Statement of Origin code when selling a NEW vehicle from the United States to a Foreign Country,or when transferring said vehicle to an Individual IN a Foreign Country.It was the Manufacturers designation of making it void of any duty taxes.
Whiz-Kid

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