Koda

No, but, now that the cowl decoder site is down, I may make a thread of all the things on a 67 tag.

joe_padavano

Are you asking about the ACC codes? I've got a reasonably comprehensive list.

droldsmorland

So nice to see a car like that get saved.
And rightfully nobody bitched about resurrecting an old post ;^)

1robert

Me thinks the S on the upper line may mean Super Stock wheels because the trunk has to be drilled for brackets to mount the tire tool.
I have a Lansing built 67 ordered with Super Stock wheels that has the S on the upper line.

hurst68olds

the 1967 Lansing body tag upper-line code? A, B, D, E, F, L, S anyone have other examples from '67 Lansing - I'll ASSUME there are others, some for full size cars?

Oldsmaniac

I think this car came with SS1 wheels evident by trunk bracket screws. No S there, my 67 Cutlass wagon has the S.

Hairy Olds

Standard 67 442

66-3X2 442

For sale?

Hairy Olds

Hairy Olds

Nope I'm gonna restore it sum day. Got her in the back 40s for now.

66SportCoupe

In amongst those data plates is a true W30.

66-3X2 442

Yep

Gerald Nickels

About 20 yrs. ago my brother was in a Pick Your Part in Hayward, Calif. and saw a red 67 442 W-30 going into the yard the next day and called me as he was racing his 64 Cutlass drags. I went the 45 miles to pull the W-30 parts but were gone. I called a friend that goes all the time he said he got the air cleaner, ducks and red wells. My Brother in-law towed it to the yard in was sitting on a street left to die. It was a all original great paint interior ect. And no RUST just makes me sick. It was sitting in 6" of water so not getting any tag off the trans. There is a 66 W-30 in the SF Bay Area still.
Gerald

no1oldsfan

That is great news that that car was saved. Beautiful car.

HammerMass

Gerald - is the '66 W-30 in running order or is it a basket case?