Yeah yeah I know, everyone wants to know what theirs says, and I'm one of those. Help would be very greatly appreciated. 1973 Satellite Sebring R11 V5R END H51 J52 L31 M21 M26 M85 V4R U . 26 B41 F11 G35 E(or 5)W1 F1EW EW1 716 292162 E44 D34 RH23 G3R 367226
Heres some info and a great place to look up vins and fender tags http://www.tunerz.com/tools.htm V4RU: Top Color 26: 26in Radiator E51: Unknown EW1: Unknown F1EW: Unknown E44: 318 cid 2 barrel V8 230hp D34: Light Duty Automatic Transmission RH23: Satelite 2 dr Hardtop G3R: Unknown U26: Unknown M85: Front & Rear Bumper Guards V4R: Vinyl Canopy Roof, Unknown color B41: Front Disc Brakes w/Standard 10in RR Drum F11: 46 Amp Alternator (std with AC) G35: Delete Standard Outside Mirror EW1: Unknown R11: Radio Solid State AM (2 Watts) H51: Air Conditioning with Heater V5R: Body Side Stripes, Red L31: Hood/Fender Mounted Turn Signals M21: Roof drip rail moldings M26: Wheel Lip Moldings
V4R is the top color (red). The "U" signifies it's a "sold" car EW1 is the body color (white) F1EW is the interior code. G3R is the G, engine designation, 3 for the year (1973) and R for the assembly plant. I shoulda brought my books with me.
Thanks Tem. That pretty much answered what I wanted to know. But also left me with several other questions...lol. Red side stripes? Where?....lol. Or was there originally a red peice of teflon or something in the center of the side moulding? I saw the transmission code on another site, said it was a torqueflight, dunno wether that is good or not. And I have seen several places where the "sold" code pops up for other people. What does that mean exactly? Pre-ordered by a dealer? Or a person? My buick convertible was ordered custom by a traveling sales man. White with a brown top, brown leather interior, and a Delco CB, which is an 8 track tape player and radio combo with a CB radio built into the same unit. Kinda odd......
