Where is body date--final assembly date or code--what is it--located on a 1987 El Camino?

(see picture) The wagon has 1970's El Camino bullet outside rear view mirrors. New heater fan motor, new door panel card boards*, new door upholstery nails*, new door & tail-gate wind lace, new rubbers on all parts, including windshield, side glass, doors and tail-gate, along with new lower tail-gate cables. I had a great company in California custom fabricate a new head liner*.

The car also has new carpet (gray) with new Chevy aluminum carpet sill plates. New 1955 Chevy Bowtie aluminum dash panel inserts*, new reconditioned electric windshield wiper motor*, and new purple seat belts*. The car features bucket seats from a 2000 Saturn, which fit just perfect.

The motor is a new store-built Chevy V8 350 cu in. Featuring headers with complete new exhaust & muffler system, Holley carb 4 barrel, aluminum intake, chrome value covers, timing cover & pan with HEI Distributor Ignition with Yellow wires and Polished aluminum alternator. The Dash features Sun Oil & Temp Gauges with a Sunpro mini Tach.

1960's Olds Cutlass 442 console controls the 350 Turbo automatic transmission. All this is cooled by a 4 core cross flow late model radiator with 2 electric cooling fans. Smoothie chrome reverse wheels with bullet centers.

Color used on the car is Chrysler 2010 Cool Vanilla White with 1970 Chrysler Plum Crazy Purple Flames outlined with 300' of Lavender pin striping. The tail-gate has the car's name "PARADISE BY THE DASH BOARD LIGHT," from the famous Meatloaf song, in purple.