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My first dumb question of the day: What do you call the seat type I see in your car? I'm thinking they are the standard seating for this model, both mechanically adjustable, could be powered, have no particular name other than split bench or buddy seat and are NOT bucket seats. Dumb ?'s #2 &...

Hi and thanks for posting the great pix of the car and, especially, the fender tag. I am in the midst of adding 1966 Chryslers to my decoder and would appreciate your taking a minute to review my decoding of your car's fender tag. Please confirm or correct my entries. b5: 455 power bucket seats...

Yes, nice car and thanks for joining us and for posting the pix. I would really appreciate receiving a pic of your car's fender tag. I see it will be very helpful in the development and testing of my decoder as your car does not have one of the SS trim pieces seen on most '65's--a little strip...

Engine codes did not show up on Chrysler fender tags until 1965. The fender tags, 1964 and previous, only contained body data--and some years, not all of that. Production Broadcast sheets are often found tucked in between the springs and jute backing of rear seat upright cushions. These tell...

Pre-56. LH threads on LH pf the vehicle.

Would you let me try to decode the fender tag on your '59 NY? Let me know about any obvious options like p/w, p/seat, a/c, touch tune radio, p/ant, swivel seat, flitesweep deck, seating material & color, external color & VIN. I learn from each example. Stay warm, up there.

As a Des Moines native and Northern Natural Gas retiree, I'm very familiar with temperatures in Mpls in winter. Typically bottoms out in mid Feb. We were married in the Little Brown Church in Nashua, IA 2-2-63. Groundhog Day was a beautiful Bluebird Day--blue sky and very cold but no wind...

Here are the 1965 Imperial paint codes and a decode report attached. Seem about right? I would appreciate any feedback or external pictures that might help define the "Moulding" by the "4" under the "8" on line 1. Door edge? Sill? Side? I note that some LBaron's have a nice, wide...

632: Imperial-Crown-2DHT; 0306 Scheduled date of assembly-March 6, 1958; 302 thought to be a sequence number--the car # to be assembled on 3/6/58; XPP: White top over Matador Red; 061 Silver interior; 365: Flite Sweep Deck; 345: Heater & defroster; 467: Solex tinted glass; 562: Solid Color...

I am developing and testing a 1960-1966 Chrysler Imperial combo VIN & fender tag decoder and I need to test it from time to time. So, I plugged in the data you posted here and fudged in some other to enable preparing a complete report. I can easily re-run it if you wish--with actual VIN and...

I see we have beat on this before. I will carefully review the thread.Sorry for any repeat questions. I hope my decode was helpful on the bucket seats questions. Both powered and clad in black vinyl--and under a black vinyl top?.

I admire, appreciate and use the '66-'67 decoder but it is focused on Dodge Chargers and is less precise on other '66 MoPars.as its author states. Looking at the tag, I see a6: Console; b5: power bucket seats-LH & RH (ref:'66 Imperial codes b4 would be LH power seat only powered); f6: rear...

That is a Canadian tag and they are very uninformative.

I see yours is a '58 Imp and that one of the pix I sent was unreadable so here is a better example of a '59 Chrysler 300E tag--and one of a '58 Imp. I'm still in the data gathering mode but do have some decode notes found on the 'net.

I've collected some examples of '57-'59 Chrysler-Imperial tags to enhance my existing 1960-1966 decoder and would like to work with you on decoding the tag on your '59 Chrysler. and '57 Imp. Please post or PM pix.

Thanks for the feedback. Makes my day. Happy New Year and thanks for your stewardship of a great car.

And here is the report for your car. Thank you for posting it. I had to do a little tweaking. I need your input on several things: There is often an inspector's stamp on the fender tag-a single digit. I think I see vestiges of a "9" in the upper RH area of the tag. No big deal, just to...

Thanks for posting the tag. I can guess the important first four digits of the VIN. TRM was a little hard to read but code 903 in Tan makes sense. 909 in Gold was also a possibility. Happy New Year.

I would appreciate the opportunity to decode the VIN and Fender Tags of this rare car--to test and confirm my decoder-under construction. N/C, ever. I see you also have a '62 Imperial and I would love to decode that car's tags, also. Full VIN's not required if concerned--just the first four...