Fisher Body Style Number The Fisher Body Style Number does not necessarily correlate with the GM VIN as to whether the car was built with an L6 or V8 engine but it's believed that beginning in 1970 after the consolidation of the General Motors Assembly Division (GMAD) more plants were beginning to do so. In 1971 all US plants were displaying their trim tags with an odd 3rd digit when the car was an L6. Chevrolet revamped their series naming somewhat in the U.S. again for 1971 The Chevelle Standard 133/134xx series now became the Chevelle Chevelle causing much confusion today.
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| Style Number | Designation |
| 131/13236 | Nomad 4-door wagon |
| 13436 | Greenbrier 4-door wagon, 2-seat |
| 133/13437 | Chevelle 2-door sport coupe |
| 13446 | Greenbrier 4-door wagon, 3-seat |
| 133/13469 | Chevelle 4-door sedan |
| 133/13480 | Chevelle 2-door sedan pickup (El Camino) |
| 13636 | Concours 4-door wagon, 2-seat |
| 135/13637 | Malibu 2-door sport coupe |
| 13639 | Malibu 4-door sport sedan |
| 13646 | Concours 4-door wagon, 3-seat |
| 135/13669 | Malibu 4-door sedan |
| 13667 | Malibu convertible |
| 13680 | Malibu 2-door sedan pickup (El Camino) |
| 13836 | Concours Estate 4-door wagon, 2-seat |
| 13846 | Concours Estate 4-door wagon, 3-seat |
| 13857 | Monte Carlo 2-door coupe |