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That’s pretty cool !!

From a factory point of view, the 2nd digit in the VIN is for price class. Not model.

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yes, that number includes both road runner (all engines) and GTX (only 440) models combined. I was looking for specifically the U code GTX cars.

I would assume the sunroof # includes all models

I'm looking for 1969 dodge charger... 1.Headliner bows including the 2 small bows 2. Set of door preferably complete. 3. Set of hood hinges 4. Set of bucket seats 5. Bucket seat tracks  Thanks

my guess is the list will be pretty short....lol

We need a list of all 73 74 roadrunner u codes. Not including GTXs , of course.

There is a member on FABO. Jim Lusk is his name. He is a good guy. Try contacting him. Kim

Most definitely, the GTX was originally a Belvedere GTX and I still consider that a GTX

Pursuit or not, Plymouth did call them a GTX and it was still a top of the line version performance wise. They just incorporated it under the road runner line. What's the old saying, 2 sides of the same coin. Both are correct. I was interested in known sunroof car numbers of the GTX...

:lol: ...if all else fails....sell it. :thumbsup:

Average drivers don't own these cars. We are not the average people.

The original was a Belvedere GTX.

I removed mine from the junction in front of axle, leaving both cables in their respective drum backing plates. Then I sold the brakes to someone else and put rear discs on. Probably the road less traveled but it’s one way to go lol. Seriously, I couldn’t get that **** out of there and I...

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