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That looks like a 1970 engine VIN digit chart.
I believe we addressed the OP's main concern way up at the top of this thread...
...several times.
Here it is again-
There is an error in the 1966 factory service manual.
The correct VIN code 5th digits are as follows-
C- 225
D- 273 (all 2...
IIRC special order would be on the fender tag.
"Regular" order is "u 1" IIRC.
IE- someone ordered and optioned the car, rather than being a sales bank built car.
"Special" order suggests the car was ordered with something not normally available in the option book for that model.
Look under that trim over the rear wheels.
A- that area can rust on these 66/67 cars
B- that area is real hard to fix and have look right
C- that trim traps dirt and leaves...which promotes rust
I've run the LH studs on any and all of my cars that had them when they came into my possession.
It's one of the endearing quirks of the Mopar "personality".
Not sure what I'm going to do on my 67 though when it's time for it's disk brake conversion.
Have you looked for a build sheet?
Trailer package cars also got pass side mirrors sometimes.
Any evidence of that?
I guess I just assumed the radio and the antenna were dealer installed.
That is quite common.
Were it me, and I really didn't like the antenna, I'd be tempted repair that hole...