Any of you guys interested in taking a shot at decoding this. Just picked this one up yesterday.
Thanks
Aaron

 

Can do some of it.




I don't know what the big long number across the top means.

68 = 1968 model year
3 = Oldsmobile
44 = 442
87 = Holiday Coupe (2-door hardtop)
OS = Oshawa, Ontario assembly plant
339204 = body number at that plant
TR 944 = Willow Gold strato bucket seat
Paint C = Provincial White lower body color
Paint G = Willow Gold upper body color
Paint G = ?

2-6-7 = ? = date built code of some kind?

 

options across the top - going from memory.

A31 - power windows
A46 - power driver seat
C08 - vinyl top
C60 - A/C
D55 - floor console
M40 - auto trans
T-23 - ???

 

Cool. I didn't think to look at that line of characters that way. I get the same thing for all the codes, and the last one doesn't show up, either. It's a little different with the hyphen.

 

I think paint 'G G' is upper and lower body colour and 'C' is the GT stripe colour.

 

Very cool, I didn’t know they put all of that info on the Canadian tags. You pretty much nailed it on the options. Car was definitely willow gold (green) with a green interior, but was repainted actual gold at some point.
Power widows
Auto
Console
Bucket seats (power driver)
A/C
Appears to have had vinyl top
Trunk release
Tilt wheel
Speedminder speedometer
Power rear antenna
And of course a 12 bolt Chevy rear
Engine has been changed to what appears to be a 66 400, E block, B heads. Also as a bonus car has a full set, and spare 15” bolt on center 1973 wheels.

 

Car has great potential, solid frame, floors, and trunk. I found about 20 miles, from home in the back of a pig barn, where it had been for 20 years. Prior to that the car was in North Carolina. Still has Langley Air Foce tags in the window.

 

Couple of pics

 

Looks like an Australian import.