1970 cowl tag help needed
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1970 cowl tag help needed
I bought a 1970 442 that is painted sebring yellow.The guy I bought it from said he did not know what the original color was.I can not find any info on the paint codes. The trim tag reads
st 70 34467 e 272 bdy
tr 979 926 99568 A pnt
10b a31
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
st 70 34467 e 272 bdy
tr 979 926 99568 A pnt
10b a31
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
#4
Remove a door sill plate. I'd bet it's still the original color under that. And if not, just lift the carpet a bit. You'll see the remains of the original color unless it was a full body-off restoration. Then I guess you might be out of luck.
#9
70-34467 is a 1970 442 Convertible
E is the Linden NJ plant. 272 is the basic production sequence--a low number indicating an early build date
TR 979 should be saddle colored buckets
926 I've never seen a second 3 digit trim code here ,and this one isn't in my book. Others with more experience may have more information.
99568. I've never seen a 5 digit paint code before. Assuming the last 2 digits are the paint color, that would be 68, not a listed color in 1970. The top color A is white.
10B is your build date--2nd week in october (early, like the basic production sequence number)
A31 is power windows.
Hope this helped some. I have to say I've never seen a cowl tag quite as elongated as the one in your picture, but that may just be my inexperience.
E is the Linden NJ plant. 272 is the basic production sequence--a low number indicating an early build date
TR 979 should be saddle colored buckets
926 I've never seen a second 3 digit trim code here ,and this one isn't in my book. Others with more experience may have more information.
99568. I've never seen a 5 digit paint code before. Assuming the last 2 digits are the paint color, that would be 68, not a listed color in 1970. The top color A is white.
10B is your build date--2nd week in october (early, like the basic production sequence number)
A31 is power windows.
Hope this helped some. I have to say I've never seen a cowl tag quite as elongated as the one in your picture, but that may just be my inexperience.
#11
70-34467 is a 1970 442 Convertible
E is the Linden NJ plant. 272 is the basic production sequence--a low number indicating an early build date
TR 979 should be saddle colored buckets
926 I've never seen a second 3 digit trim code here ,and this one isn't in my book. Others with more experience may have more information.
99568. I've never seen a 5 digit paint code before. Assuming the last 2 digits are the paint color, that would be 68, not a listed color in 1970. The top color A is white.
E is the Linden NJ plant. 272 is the basic production sequence--a low number indicating an early build date
TR 979 should be saddle colored buckets
926 I've never seen a second 3 digit trim code here ,and this one isn't in my book. Others with more experience may have more information.
99568. I've never seen a 5 digit paint code before. Assuming the last 2 digits are the paint color, that would be 68, not a listed color in 1970. The top color A is white.
I'm not finding much different that you, Cameo.
E is the VIN code for Linden, but the Body Tag code for Linden Should be "BL".
All of the "926 99568 A" is a mystery. I'm not so sure the 926 is a second trim code, either.
Need to dig deeper!
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My trim code is 945 which is Garnet but mine was built in Canada and sold in US.
Look here: http://www.yearone.com/updatedsingle..._body_tags.htm
Look here: http://www.yearone.com/updatedsingle..._body_tags.htm
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