Body/Chassis Chalk Markings
Body/Chassis Chalk Markings
Can anyone tell me if there is a published resource or even something on the web that can outline some of the general markings that were put on a Oldsmobile Chassis? I've found one chalk mark underneath the hood, and hope to find more as the restoration of my '67 4-4-2 progresses.
Any advice? Any resources out there that would help??
Thanks..
Any advice? Any resources out there that would help??
Thanks..
Body Crayon Markings
I don't what they mean either, but if you've not found the following site yet you might check it out. They're focused on the 1967 Cutlass/442 and have a lot of information.
http://www.oldsmobility.com/
John
http://www.oldsmobility.com/
John
I have seen the oldsmobility website before, I just haven't looked in depth for related information regarding chalk markings and other body/chassis identifying marks that a car would have left the factory with.
I did some digging around on the oldsmobility.com and found that there is a copy of the 1967 Oldsmobile Inspectors manual. I looked at what that is, and from what I can tell there are specific option codes listed for certain equipment. Now what that leaves me wondering is - is this list specifically intended to help someone document a car's options/equipment from a build sheet?? Or would the codes/color designations etc listed in the guide also be a clue for what marks were present on the cars as they left the factory??
So, more research is in order. Thanks for the link.
I did some digging around on the oldsmobility.com and found that there is a copy of the 1967 Oldsmobile Inspectors manual. I looked at what that is, and from what I can tell there are specific option codes listed for certain equipment. Now what that leaves me wondering is - is this list specifically intended to help someone document a car's options/equipment from a build sheet?? Or would the codes/color designations etc listed in the guide also be a clue for what marks were present on the cars as they left the factory??
So, more research is in order. Thanks for the link.
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