rd92west
plan C
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FCBO Four Speed Owners Registry
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That's what I had always understood. Thanks.
I haven't tried, but it looks like there's no need to.
frank cox
New Member
Thanks for the info. I will email Danielle soon but who can decode the copied IBM card?
Joe Suchy (B body Specialists) gave me her phone number, haven't gotten thru yet.
Email her, she will tell you to use email for the photo of your title.
Dick Landy
Active Member
I don't know anybody who can decode the IBM-Card. But it is very similar to read like the build sheet
rd92west
plan C
The best is to send Danielle a email with vin number and proof of owners and sit tight.
She will get back to you and give you her estimate of wait time.
A guy who goes by "fastbackjon" has deciphered 2 for me. Jon can be found on FBBO. He charges around 100 bucks and it dont happen real fast but he does get to it.
Jon included this instruction sheet with his package
If your punchcard is readible you can do your own. If you like puzzles.
I have a really sweet 67 belvedere 2. That was missing its fender tag. With Jon's skill reading the blurred punchcard I was able to get Dave Wise to stamp me a exact fender tag.
View attachment 607286
Danielle emails you a picture of the punchcard. Some are fairly clear, some are almost impossible to figure out. That's were fastbackjon shines. Oh yea he writes out a nice description of the car.
She will get back to you and give you her estimate of wait time.
A guy who goes by "fastbackjon" has deciphered 2 for me. Jon can be found on FBBO. He charges around 100 bucks and it dont happen real fast but he does get to it.
Jon included this instruction sheet with his package
If your punchcard is readible you can do your own. If you like puzzles.
I have a really sweet 67 belvedere 2. That was missing its fender tag. With Jon's skill reading the blurred punchcard I was able to get Dave Wise to stamp me a exact fender tag.
View attachment 607286
Danielle emails you a picture of the punchcard. Some are fairly clear, some are almost impossible to figure out. That's were fastbackjon shines. Oh yea he writes out a nice description of the car.
rd92west
plan C
rd92west
plan C
rd92west
plan C
I dont know how to rotate the punchcard picture a half turn
rd92west
plan C
This is what jon sent me.
Once again I cant rotate it
Once again I cant rotate it
SportFury70
Senior Member
Not mine, but currently for sale on Ebay by a dealer in West Virginia for $39,995. A ‘67 Sport Fury convertible with an H-code 383 and air conditioning. I also made a for sale post in the “cars from other sites” section.
1967 Plymouth Fury Commando V8 Convertible | eBay
1967 Plymouth Fury Commando V8 Convertible | eBay
frank cox
New Member
Recently bought a 1965 Chrysler 300 2 door hdtp 4 spd car. It is coded for a 413hp but has additional codes causing me to think it
may have an option upgrade? Coded as a bench seat it may be a Canadian Saratoga 300 yet to verify. Now has buckets/console.
Black on black non-vinyl top car very basic extras.
may have an option upgrade? Coded as a bench seat it may be a Canadian Saratoga 300 yet to verify. Now has buckets/console.
Black on black non-vinyl top car very basic extras.
fury fan
Old Man with a Hat
Was it coded for a 4-speed also?
frank cox
New Member
Hi. yeah D3 one of the first things I checked.
An A99 first with a 99 above the AB?
An A99 first with a 99 above the AB?
fury fan
Old Man with a Hat
99 at AB would be special-order engine per the codes on some websites.
But I once had a 65 Dodge 880 with a 383-2, and it had a 99 for engine code (which matches the black snip below).
My 300L also has a 99, and Simplexco says 65 Chrysler AB of 99 is for 413.
But a different website says 413HP is a 71.
Unless my 300L became a 99 because the 413HP was standard there, and because mine has PCV on it. ???
Tomatoes are fruits but the grocers put them in with the vegetables...
1965 Mopar Fendertag codes
1965 Chrysler Data Tag
But I once had a 65 Dodge 880 with a 383-2, and it had a 99 for engine code (which matches the black snip below).
My 300L also has a 99, and Simplexco says 65 Chrysler AB of 99 is for 413.
But a different website says 413HP is a 71.
Unless my 300L became a 99 because the 413HP was standard there, and because mine has PCV on it. ???
Tomatoes are fruits but the grocers put them in with the vegetables...
1965 Mopar Fendertag codes
1965 Chrysler Data Tag
frank cox
New Member
My 65 300L has the same AB99 code. Did they build 300Ls with a standard cid engine 8 cyl?
It does have the breather hose and PCV commie california package, though.
It does have the breather hose and PCV commie california package, though.
fury fan
Old Man with a Hat
All 300Ls would have the same 413HP, with 360 hp rating.
I've not paid attention to those cars/codes because they should all be the same. Until now, anyway.
Here's a posting of a car and FT, I think this might be the former Don Rook car that someone on here sold awhile back (@hergfest, maybe?).
Factory 4-Speed-C-Body-Photo-Thread
Let's see what some other 300L owners have to say:
@Big_John, @haywire 440, @LD4RAD @capyjack
What codes are on your fendertag, under the AB? And does your engine have PCV (and do you know if it is original to have PCV?)
I've not paid attention to those cars/codes because they should all be the same. Until now, anyway.
Here's a posting of a car and FT, I think this might be the former Don Rook car that someone on here sold awhile back (@hergfest, maybe?).
Factory 4-Speed-C-Body-Photo-Thread
Let's see what some other 300L owners have to say:
@Big_John, @haywire 440, @LD4RAD @capyjack
What codes are on your fendertag, under the AB? And does your engine have PCV (and do you know if it is original to have PCV?)
My 300L has a PCV, and was sold new in New York State.
My '65 Barracuda, built and sold new in California, has the PVC and the hose from the valve cover breather to the air cleaner.
The previous owner did a page on the data plate for my 300L 1965 Chrysler Data Tag with a 99 under the AB.
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