1969 model ID bulletin

[bluefury361]

I have several copys of the 1969 new model Identification service bulletin issued to dealership service departments.

Quote ... "The following pages of this bulletin include information necessary to interpret the car serial number, the body information plate, the engine serial number and the transmission identification number.

Its an 8 page bulletin (exact duplicate of the original), for all "E" series 1969 Imperial, Chrysler and Plymouths, although the information also pertains to the Dodge car lines.

Nice reference material.

$8.00 includes postage ..... PM if interested.

 

[commando1]

Thanks, Will. Now I have it.:bootyshake:
LMAO

 

[cm23uoc]

There's still five pages missing though.

 

[bluefury361]

Thanks, Will. Now I have it.:bootyshake:
LMAO

HAAAAaaaa .... Those are the teaser pages..... The rest... Ya gotta pay.:frog:

 

[commando1]

You're one of those guys that sell on ebay and only post a "Generic Photo" only, huh?

 

[bluefury361]

You're one of those guys that sell on ebay and only post a "Generic Photo" only, huh?

Nope ...... What you see is what you get, Those are actual product pic's, just not all of them.... :banned 2:

I have posted these on ebay in the past, and got more money for them. But i'm pretty much done with ebay. I do have an almost complete set of 69 Plymouth, Chrysler & Imperial service bulletins.

 

[vdk2010]

A few others are available on the Online Imperial Club Website. But I don't see yours...
http://www.imperialclub.com/Repair/Lit/Bulletins/1969/index.htm

 

[Wonderwagon]

I am helping, the gal that bought the blue 69 plymouth convertable from Watertown MN that we saw last summer. The question has arisen is the 318 block the one that it was born with. Is the center picture the location on the serial numbers on the block and tranny. If so what portion of the vin should appear, or what numbers should be there.

 

[detmatt]

I am helping, the gal that bought the blue 69 plymouth convertable from Watertown MN that we saw last summer. The question has arisen is the 318 block the one that it was born with. Is the center picture the location on the serial numbers on the block and tranny. If so what portion of the vin should appear, or what numbers should be there.

Yes. It should be at least the last 8 digits but I've seen the entire vin stamped as well.

 

[bluefury361]

By the way, I still have several of these bulletins. They are exact copy's of the original.
Just can't deliver until March as they are at home,.... and I'm not.