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Build sheets will usually be in the top half of the rear seat cushion. Some will also be on the under side of the driver seat.
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Canadian 1969 Sport Fury convertible with 383 4bbl HP.
68PK21 440.6bbl
Old Man with a Hat
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The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1969 Plymouth Dealership Data Book - Fury
Check out the Library tab for additional information about 1969 Plymouth's.
The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1969 Plymouth Dealership Data Book - Fury
Check out the Library tab for additional information about 1969 Plymouth's.
For some reason, the links do not work when they should work. Which is why I normally add "(might need to input that address manually)" in these posts. My apologies for not doing that in this post.
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Thank you. Very much appreciated. I did google your link to no avail. Plus 4 other sites. I guess I am not as computer savvy as I should be.
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For 1969, the H in the VIN tells us that the car came with a 383-4bbl. It does not tell us whether the assembly is HP or not. We have to look at other factors. Since this is a C body, and there is no HP assembly for a 69 C body, we know the car came with the 330 horse assembly.
VINs are administrative in nature and unrelated to production. 288639 is the 188639th VIN assigned at that plant for that year. It tells us nothing about the order in which cars were produced. Online decoders often repeat this erroneous belief.
Since this is a Windsor plant built car, you are looking for a (correct term) broadcast sheet that looks like the one below. (A build sheet is a different document rarely found in cars).
It will not look like the ones in American plant cars. The most common place to find a broadcast sheet is in the upholstery but you may want to look above the dash. Sometimes thy got tossed under the carpets.
For 1969, the H in the VIN tells us that the car came with a 383-4bbl. It does not tell us whether the assembly is HP or not. We have to look at other factors. Since this is a C body, and there is no HP assembly for a 69 C body, we know the car came with the 330 horse assembly.
VINs are administrative in nature and unrelated to production. 288639 is the 188639th VIN assigned at that plant for that year. It tells us nothing about the order in which cars were produced. Online decoders often repeat this erroneous belief.
Since this is a Windsor plant built car, you are looking for a (correct term) broadcast sheet that looks like the one below. (A build sheet is a different document rarely found in cars).
It will not look like the ones in American plant cars. The most common place to find a broadcast sheet is in the upholstery but you may want to look above the dash. Sometimes thy got tossed under the carpets.
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