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Looks like the standard G6T5 interior to me...... The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1972 Chrysler Color & Trim Book - New Yorker Brougham

Try this thread: '66 C body production info aka "How many?"

Me too.

lol. Did ja happen to see who posted that? It was a gift from a FCBO member.

"Anything goes" so long as it did not violate federal safety standards, federal emission requirements, state safety guidelines, state emission guidelines, corporate warranty guidelines, corporate marketing guidelines, corporate engineering guidelines, corporate production guidelines, third party...

An additional cost. They were optional.

Unlike A/C, trailer towing was not specifically prohibited for the 6bbl but it was not listed as recommended. https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/OrderingInformation/1970/plymouth/P44.jpg

Very nice! Thank you. EVERY tag and document tells us something. Tag nerd detail. The Belvedere plant went back and forth between screws and rivets to attach the tags. VIN 153XXX has rivets while cars in the 154XXX range, like this one, use screws. So in this case, screws on a Belvedere...

Here's a, mostly, legible version of what's on a '67 IBM card and a comparison between the card and what is on a tag. As coding varies by year and plant, there will be differences. Certain things, like standard moldings, may be on the tag and/or BS but not on the card. The IBM card is one of...

Going through some dealer records tonight. Here's a guy that traded his 68 GTX for a 71 station wagon.....

Beginning in model year 1969, the full 13 letter/digit VIN is stamped on the passenger side engine pad and the pad on transmissions. The best research so far shows that during January, 1969, plants started scaling back to stamping only nine letter/digits. The transition time frame appears to...

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1965

Sharp car! No. But the scheduled date is 504 or May the 4th (Star Wars day) on the left bottom row. The scheduled date is an administrative marker and, typically, unrelated to actual production. Your car could have been built weeks before or months after that date. One way to help determine...

This was the statement: "the Fury is the only Mopar that used the price class to define a roof when there is a digit in the VIN for that." Chrysler disagreed and used X for the 69 Charger 500 and Daytona that had a modified roof line. Otherwise, all '69 500s and Daytonas could/would have been...

The 69 Charger 500 and Daytona also used the letter X in the same manner. It distinguishes a distinct roof treatment.

PX= Fury III with fasttop as opposed to PM w/o Fasttop

I have a suspicion your car also has the Light Package. Could you confirm if it has the following components? Does your car have a rear speaker?