Question on decoding fender tag

[PA_65_Plymouth]

tried using Ai to decode my fender tag and here’s what it says…

I had originally decoded it as a Black on Black 383 auto car with all the trim.

Your 1965 Plymouth Satellite 2-door hardtop coupe (VIN 51157794) was scheduled for February 12, 1965, as the ~2,297th in its order line (actual ~157,794th Plymouth overall), built at Hamtramck, MI. It’s a high-performance black-on-black spec:


• Exterior: Monotone black paint (BB1), no two-tone/vinyl top. 14-inch steel wheels with 5.50x14 blackwall tires.


• Interior: Premium black vinyl bucket seats (P4X) with console, black carpet/headliner. Basic AM radio, back-up lights, 3-speed wipers, left remote mirror.


• Powertrain: 426 Street Wedge V8 (R42/61, 365 hp, 2-bbl Carter carb), likely 4-speed manual (A-833 HD), 3.55:1 rear axle (Sure-Grip probable for handling). Dual exhaust, heavy-duty suspension (1-1/8” sway bar), 11-inch drum brakes (power optional not listed).


• Other: Heater standard (no A/C), no power steering/windows listed (manual standard). Fuel: Premium required; 0–60 mph ~7 sec; 1/4-mile ~14.5 sec @ 95 mph. Original MSRP: ~$2,900 base + $528 engine + $200 premium trim = ~$4,000.

 

[DeltaV]

Someone will chime in and help.

 

[Lefty71]

tried using Ai to decode my fender tag and here’s what it says…

I tried using AI to determine how many 1976 CZ 125 Falta edition MX bikes were imported into the USA.....the answer; 1,851.

Its logic; 1976-125=1851.....looks like you found a better program than i did.

 

[PA_65_Plymouth]

I tried using AI to determine how many 1976 CZ 125 Falta edition MX bikes were imported into the USA.....the answer; 1,851.

Its logic; 1976-125=1851.....looks like you found a better program than i did.

Yea I’m not sure how accurate this is that’s why I was hoping someone here could verify or confirm if it’s correct or not.

 

[69Coronetrt]

tried using Ai to decode my fender tag and here’s what it says…

I had originally decoded it as a Black on Black 383 auto car with all the trim.

Your 1965 Plymouth Satellite 2-door hardtop coupe (VIN 51157794) was scheduled for February 12, 1965, as the ~2,297th in its order line (actual ~157,794th Plymouth overall), built at Hamtramck, MI. It’s a high-performance black-on-black spec:


• Exterior: Monotone black paint (BB1), no two-tone/vinyl top. 14-inch steel wheels with 5.50x14 blackwall tires.


• Interior: Premium black vinyl bucket seats (P4X) with console, black carpet/headliner. Basic AM radio, back-up lights, 3-speed wipers, left remote mirror.


• Powertrain: 426 Street Wedge V8 (R42/61, 365 hp, 2-bbl Carter carb), likely 4-speed manual (A-833 HD), 3.55:1 rear axle (Sure-Grip probable for handling). Dual exhaust, heavy-duty suspension (1-1/8” sway bar), 11-inch drum brakes (power optional not listed).


• Other: Heater standard (no A/C), no power steering/windows listed (manual standard). Fuel: Premium required; 0–60 mph ~7 sec; 1/4-mile ~14.5 sec @ 95 mph. Original MSRP: ~$2,900 base + $528 engine + $200 premium trim = ~$4,000.

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AI decodes suck and it will be hell getting that genie back in the bottle.......

AI does nothing but create confusion for newbies and people that do not understand accurate decoding. Please, say NO too AI.

as the ~2,297th in its order line (actual ~157,794th Plymouth overall), built at Hamtramck, MI. Absolutely and completely wrong.

14-inch steel wheels with 5.50x14 blackwall tires. Absolutely and completely wrong.

426 Street Wedge V8 (R42/61, 365 hp, 2-bbl Carter carb), Absolutely and completely wrong