Re: can somebody with a numbers book run these numbers

[neal zimmerman <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx>]

thanks bill
   neal zimmerman, eugene oregon

On 6/28/09, Bill Watson <wwatson6@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> Yes, it is an original V8 car - the first letter of the VIN is "V".   If it
> was a 6, the first digit would be "1".
>
> For the body tag :
>
> 0618 3364 V49 P5Y AAA
>
> 0618 3364 - Shipping Order Number where "0618" is the Scheduled Build Date =
> June 16, 1974
>
> V49 - Model Number :
> V - Valiant
> 4 - Premium price class - Signet or Barracuda
> 9 - 2-door fastback hardtop (which makes it a Barracuda)
>
> P5Y - Interior Trim :
> P - Price Class - Premium - Bucket Seats
> 5 - Upholstery Material - Vinyl
> Y - Colour - Gold
>
> AA - Exterior Paint :
> A - Roof Colour - Barracuda Gold Metallic
> A - Lower Colour - Barracuda Gold Metallic
>
> A - Interior Paint :
> A - Barracuda Gold Metallic
>
>
> For the letter line -
> 5 under A = Transmission - 345 :  Torqueflite
> 1 under F = Radio - 361 : AM Music Master
> 5 under H = Heater - 385 : Heater / Defroster
> 3 under M = Electrical Items - 423 : Backup Lights
> 0 under T = Battery - 570 : ??
>
>
> Dodge's Anniversary Gold was slightly more 'brown' than the Barracuda Gold.
> In scanned or printed material the Anniverary Gold usually comes out more
> beige than gold.   The Barracuda Gold was carried forward into 1965 for all
> Plymouths and Dodges, again using the "A" code.
>
> Bill
> Vancouver, BC
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "neal zimmerman" <neal.zimmerman@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: <1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 7:26 AM
> Subject: Re: can somebody with a numbers book run these numbers
>
>
>>
>> thanks bill, although the color doesnt make sense, the anniversary
>> gold ( or i should say- the color on the car) is more brownish and the
>> gold poly is more yellow, a more traditional gold if u will.
>>  I already bought the  gold poly so I am gonna stick with it , but
>> side by side u can clearly see they arent the same color, even with
>> fading taken into account.
>>  The cars nothing special so I am not worried about it, if it was a 4
>> speed formula S '65 I might be more concerned about keeping it all
>> orignal.
>> I checked the fender tag and it reads V49.  The car wears  the little
>> V8 badges,  can u tell if this was an original v8 car???  Hers the
>> whole fender tag:  bottom line -0618 3364 V49 P5Y AAA.  And heres the
>> letter line  5 under A , 1 under F ,5 under H, 3under M, and 0( zero)
>> under T.
>>  neal zimmerman, eugene oregon
>>
>> On 6/28/09, Bill Watson <wwatson6@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Correction on the VIN -
>>>
>>>
>>> V4 42 711039
>>>
>>> V - Valiant V8  (Valiant 6 was "1")
>>> 4 - premium series - Signet or Barracuda
>>> 4 - 1964 model year
>>> 2 - Hamtramck assembly plant
>>>
>>> 711039 - 211,039th car off the A body line (started at 500001).
>>>
>>> In 1964 you could not tell a Barracuda from a Signet by the VIN.   You
>>> can
>>> tell a Barracuda from a Signet by the model number on the data plate.
>>> with
>>> either 149 or V49.  "9" was used for the 2-door fastback hardtop.
>>>
>>> Canadian VIN, by the way, had "1" for Valiant 6 or "7" for Valiant V8.
>>> Again, you cannot tell a Barracuda from a Signet with the VIN but the
>>> body
>>> plate had VVX1-P23 / VVX2-P23 for a Signet hardtop or VVX1-P29 / VVX2-P29
>>> for a Barracuda hardtop.
>>>
>>>  Bill
>>> Vancouver, BC
>>>
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