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Does anyone know who manages this website? VINwiz Decoder It decodes just about any classic Vin number I put in. I’m not sure who developed this, but it certainly is a valuable request source.

In 1969, what was the difference between a L-Code vs. a K-code 440? How was the high-performance 440 different than the regular 440? Did the L-code come standard on any cars, or was it just an option?

I wonder what the reserve price was?

This 1969 GTX was bid up to $81k, but did not sell. A33, D21, Tri-color.... What do you think about the price? 1969 Plymouth GTX

None of the options below have the split in the middle of the caps?!? Which one did you buy?

What battery did you use?

Can someone tell me where I should start troubleshooting a problem I’m having with my horn - The horn blows when the steering wheel is turned. Thanks for any ideas! P.S. here is a photo of the wheel (tach has been removed):

Well.... that worked out nicely!

Yes, it’s a 440 car.

Where can you get one?

Any recommendations on where to purchase a reproduction of the red caps, group 27, 70 amp battery, for 1969 mopars? I know they are pricey. How long will they last? Thanks!

I feel ya…

Fun new video for an updated GTX commercial, if they were still making them today:

Thanks!!!

Thanks.

This thread seems to indicate that it was possible, but I thought 915’s were only available in 67: Help With Fender Tag Decoding But others in the thread said 915’s in 67 only. Wasn’t sure.

Is it possible for a 69 440 GTX to have 915 heads, from the factory? The fender tag shows a “915” engine code.

P Thanks so much for this info! Super helpful.

Interesting you should say that; the car was purchased new by a man originally from Lawrence County Kentucky. He bought the car in Portsmouth, OH (on the KY state border). And, to bring the story full circle…. 55 years later, the car has returned to KY, since I live in Louisville.

That is one of the reasons I was trying to find out about 1969 production numbers, by color. My recent purchase is an original triple Black Velvet (X9) car, and I haven’t seen one in the wild before (some in photos but not at shows, etc). Was trying to see if they were as rare as they seemed...