Can someone please help with decoding this fender tag from a 1964 dodge 440? Thanks
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If the fourth digit in the VIN is a 2, then it is a max wedge, three speed floor shift car. Let me know, and I will decode the rest.
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Looks like a nice car! Max Wedge, 11.1:1
3 speed T-85
All Max Wedges were built at Hamtramck and had the engine code under QR.
3 speed T-85
All Max Wedges were built at Hamtramck and had the engine code under QR.
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The ‘64’s had the 833 4-speed and not the T-85.
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The fender tag denotes a three speed, T85 floor shift. A "7" would have been the four speed 833.
Yes the fourth digit is a 2. Thanks for your help.
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1218 2110 is the shipping order number, the1218 part is the scheduled production date, Dec 18th 1963. 622 is a V/8 Dodge 440 two door hardtop. M1Q is turquoise bench sear interior. KK W is turquoise roof and body colour with a white sidesweep. 4 is T-85 three speed floor shift. 1 is AM radio. 5 is heater with defroster. 08 is 426 max wedge, 415 hp. 7 is 90 amp battery used on max wedge and hemi cars. 2 is sold car, which means it was ordered by a customer.
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Polara426
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Super Rare!! Is it a Ohio car? Race car?
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The white book shows 2 LC 426 with 3 speeds crazy?? early build special order?
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