1968 Plymouth satellite convertible production numbers?

[rhorton]

I just bought a 1968 plymouth satellite convertible. I can't find any production numbers on that model on the web. Its got a 318 in it. One thing that I find weird is that its not a sport satellite.

The VIN is RH27F8G2........

Any ideas?

 

[BumperMan]

Looks like a clean ride, love the blue

 

[peter j]

Nice convertible!! B Bodies look great without a Roof.. Peter.

 

[rhorton]

Any idea how many of these they made? I've seen numbers ranging from 1100 to 2500- but everything I've seen isn't related to the standard satellite(RH VIN)- its all related to the sports satellite??

 

[tallhair]

That's a very nice car

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=100


VIN # Trans Year Model Body Style Engine Remarks Produced
RH27F8 AUTO 1968 SATELLITE CONVERTIBLE 318-2 779

 

[rhorton]

Thanks. Thats a handy site.

 

[tallhair]

Yep lots of great info and numbers there

 

[steve from staten island]

Is that accurate? According to what i entered my 69 sport sat auto 383 2 barrel is one of a hundred cars produced

 

[Meep-Meep]

It's like the production number section of Galen's book on the computer.

An old buddies 69 Dart 318 4 spd was one of 44!! Crap!! We put a 340 in it back in the 80's and I have no idea what happened to that car.

 

[YY1]

Yep, thanks for that link.

I use that site all the time and did not know that was there.

One of my buds has a 69 (non sport) Sat RH27 318 with a/c.

According to that, it's one of 707 RH27F9.

We always thought it was kinda an odd one.

I wish it would tell me how many 73 RL21G Satellites were produced and esp with a/c.