1969 GTX fender tag

[tommy2stroke]

could someone help decode thanks

09135 307156 9A309993
917 644 093 P31
26
1F CW
F8 F8 P6S A4
RS23 E86 D32 709 B26662

Thank you

 

[gtx6970]

Not very good with Lynch Road tags.

But F8 green with silver / pewter interior has to be a rare combination
440 auto

 

[PlymCrazy]

Here’s a little more…best I can come up with.

09135 - gate sequence
307156 - line sequence
9 - 1969
A - Lynch Rd assembly plant
309993 - VIN sequential (last 6 of VIN)
917 - ‘69 440 HP w/o A/C
644.- last 3 digits of rear end #
093 - last 3 digits of transmission #
P31 - Power windows
26 - 26” radiator
1F - edit: top color?
CW - edit: top color?
F8 - Exterior color Ivy Green
F8 - Trim color Ivy green
P6S - Interior door frame Gold/Black
A4 - Build date October 4
RS23 - GTX 2 door hardtop
E86 - 440 cid 4 barrel V8 HP 375hp
D32 - Heavy Duty A/T
709 - ?
B26662 - ?

 

[hunt2elk]

Can you post up a pic of the tag? The 1F and CW are kind of odd. V1F would be a green vinyl top, not sure about the CW. A dark green car with a silver interior is kind of cool and not common.

 

[PlymCrazy]

The 1F and CW are kind of odd….

A dark green car with a silver interior is kind of cool and not common.

X2

 

[68BabyBlue]

That had to be one of the last ones built in the 1969 model year. I owned 303090, and it was a July car.

 

[tommy2stroke]

Not very good with Lynch Road tags.

But F8 green with silver / pewter interior has to be a rare combination
440 auto

thank you for your help sir

 

[tommy2stroke]

thank you every one!! Tom

 

[tommy2stroke]

like to learn more about 1F CW...thinking its a green vynal roof maybe? and what is CW

 

[33 IMP]

I find the A4 build date strange (October 4, ?). They were CERTAINLY building 1970 cars in October '69. And it can't be 68, cause of the very late Vin.
Wish I could be more help, but my book is 200 miles away.
Edit; WHOOPS! Disregard above. Your build date is 709, July 9th, 69. The A4 is a silver interior upper door frame, to match the silver seats, (P6S).

 

[hunt2elk]

I find the A4 build date strange (October 4, ?). They were CERTAINLY building 1970 cars in October '69. And it can't be 68, cause of the very late Vin.
Wish I could be more help, but my book is 200 miles away.
Edit; WHOOPS! Disregard above. Your build date is 709, July 9th, 69. The A4 is a silver interior upper door frame, to match the silver seats.

I believe the A4 in this case is silver paint on the interior upper door panels.

 

[beanhead]

On this subject, isn't there a resource somewhere that shows what all the different codes are? And, not where someone just tells you what your particular codes mean, but more like a listing of the codes and their meaning?
These questions always come up and it's hard to fathom that there isn't a list available on-line that can help someone decode their tag. Something like the VIN tag decoders that you can find almost anywhere..

 

[Jeff Peterson]

Calling @69Coronetrt !

 

[hunt2elk]

On this subject, isn't there a resource somewhere that shows what all the different codes are? And, not where someone just tells you what your particular codes mean, but more like a listing of the codes and their meaning?
These questions always come up and it's hard to fathom that there isn't a list available on-line that can help someone decode their tag. Something like the VIN tag decoders that you can find almost anywhere..

VIN Fender Tag Build Sheet Decoding – MyMopar
I agree, not hard for guys to do their own research.....

 

[33 IMP]

On this subject, isn't there a resource somewhere that shows what all the different codes are? And, not where someone just tells you what your particular codes mean, but more like a listing of the codes and their meaning?
These questions always come up and it's hard to fathom that there isn't a list available on-line that can help someone decode their tag. Something like the VIN tag decoders that you can find almost anywhere..

I bought Wes Eisenshanck's 69 roadrunner book, for my A12. BEST money I ever spent for my car, (other than its purchase of course, lol). It has all the option codes, how to read all three assy plant fender tags, how to read a broadcast, etc. I'm sure most of the codes are the same for SuperBees, GTX, and R/T's. It only makes me a half-assed expert on 69's however..lol.

 

[69Coronetrt]

09135 - gate sequence
307156 - line sequence

9 - 1969
A - Lynch Rd assembly plant
309993 - VIN sequential (last 6 of VIN)

917 - ‘69 440 HP w/o A/C
644.- last 3 digits of rear end # Rear axle assembly number = 4.10 gears w/SG & 10" brakes. A32 axle package. Also indicates power front disc brakes, which are not coded on 69 LR tag but we know this because of the package components.
093 - last 3 digits of transmission #
P31 - Power windows
26 - 26” radiator
1F - edit: top color? (V)1F Green Vinyl Top
CW - edit: top color? (V) 6W - white side stripe
F8 - Exterior color Ivy Green
F8 - Trim color Ivy green
P6S - Interior door frame Gold/Black Interior trim - Vinyl bucket seats in Pewter
A4 - Build date October 4 Inner upper door frames painted pewter
RS23 - GTX 2 door hardtop
E86 - 440 cid 4 barrel V8 HP 375hp
D32 - Heavy Duty A/T
709 - ? Scheduled production date of July 9, 1969. May or, likely, may not be actual date of assembly.
B26662 - ? Vehicle Order Number (VON) B = built for sale in Canada

 

[PlymCrazy]

@68CORONETRT to the rescue! Thanks for the save! My secret decoder ring battery was getting low

 

[69Coronetrt]

like to learn more about 1F CW...thinking its a green vynal roof maybe? and what is CW

It's 6W. Side stripes (V) 6* are a required code on 69 GTX tags from LR. The stripe was white or red.

 

[tommy2stroke]

It's 6W. Side stripes (V) 6* are a required code on 69 GTX tags from LR. The stripe was white or red.

yes my bad it is 6W just looked agian would that be pin stripe or wide lower stripe?? thxs

 

[33 IMP]

yes my bad it is 6W just looked agian would that be pin stripe or wide lower stripe?? thxs

That would be the thin stripe running above the blackout at the bottom of the car. Standard on a GTX. There is a code for the stripe delete. (68)