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Took the back seat out to chase down a 1/4 window problem and saw these markings. I assume they are factory inspection or code marks of some kind.
Looks like an "81" on the left rear wheelhouse and "23-23-3-H" on the leading edge of the package tray area.

Anybody know what they mean or seen anything like it?

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not sure what they mean.My RR has a 2 on the left rear wheel well.
 
my "2" is located in the same place as his "81" is.I haven't noticed lately if i have anything on the firewall.
 
I have 10-30-73 on the underside of the hood on my 73 Sat (happy halloween?), and 7-7-7 in what appears to be welding rod on the trans tunnel of my 66 Coronet. Both StL cars.
 
Not sure where it was assembled. How does one find that out?

I'll assume we are talking about a 68-70 Road Runner.

VIN will read RM2*#@()123456

*= numeral 1, 3 or 7
#= H, R or V
@= year of car 8, 9 or 0
() = A for Lynch Road Plant, E for LA plant, or G for St. Louis plant
1223456= six digit number

So a 69 383 HT Road Runnder built at the St. Louis plant would read: RM23H9G123456
 
my 1970 Road Runner has markings also. i asked my buddy about them and this is what he told me. there was a guy at the factory that used to send messages to another buddy further down the assembly line using some kinda code. i cant remember his name but it was mentioned in a Mopar magazine. i actually read the article. the dudes name escapes me but i can find out!
 
My '70 from St. Louis...
 

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my 1970 Road Runner has markings also. i asked my buddy about them and this is what he told me. there was a guy at the factory that used to send messages to another buddy further down the assembly line using some kinda code. i cant remember his name but it was mentioned in a Mopar magazine. i actually read the article. the dudes name escapes me but i can find out!

That's clever! Maybe they would line up where they would meet for drinks after work!
 
That's clever! Maybe they would line up where they would meet for drinks after work!

sup Red....yeah i think that was the idea. it was an interesting article and damn if i can remember that dudes name, he became somewhat famous in the mopar world. the article was....."_________________ strikes again"

the blank up there is what the dudes name is ....but thats the article name in a mopar magazine.
 
Wow. And mine is a St. Louis also.
 

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Lets add some more to the mystery. I have seen similar markings on the Ralley gauge cluster and bezel, 81 on both, and 45 on another spare that i have, but no markings on the body of my 73 Roadrunner also from the St. Louis plant. Maybe he changed lines later on! hahahahaha
 
Lets add some more to the mystery. I have seen similar markings on the Ralley gauge cluster and bezel, 81 on both, and 45 on another spare that i have, but no markings on the body of my 73 Roadrunner also from the St. Louis plant. Maybe he changed lines later on! hahahahaha

Probably not a mystery at all but the assembly number for that particular combination of dash. Different combinations of what went on that specific assembly would have different assembly numbers.
 
A guy named "Rock" was famous for signing all the hemi cars that went past him othe line.
 
Ok I'll join in the fun and games. 70 Charger built in St Louis.

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