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Thank you, Northcoast. You've done quite a job of making that poor Hurst very presentable, and saved from the crusher. Congrats....you're the earliest car we've documented, by one digit. And the VONs align! Spreadsheet is updated with your info. You care to post a pic of the BSheet and/or...

Outstanding! I'll update the Info sheet right away. It's Post 162 on the Nerd thread.

Could you give us your door sticker date, and I'll add you to the Hurst Build Info spreadsheet (unless you don't want me to) in the Nerd thread.

My original thoughts (with @ayilar) was to share the sheet with anyone on Cbody, and/or have it posted so that it can be accessible to all of "us" members. My preference is that it is hosted/protected publicly so that if someone knowledgeable (like yourself) adds to it, we all can see it in...

Understood. We all use shortcuts amongst our regulars, but I didn’t want this Hurst database to get bad info THIS early in its creation. ‍ I didn’t understand if 479 was the last three of a VIN or a VON, thus the confusion. I will update the 4-15-24 with your 479 info and Edit. To all...

I'm sorry...this piecemeal approach to numbers isn't getting me anywhere, so I'll take a specific guess as to what you're trying to tell me across these posts: "VIN CM23U0C194408 has a VON of J99479. It was For Sale about six years ago." Yes? Do you have anything else on it, such as door...

I don't have a 479 on my list. Please explain. Also, I put any relatable factoid I have about a car in Notes to help keep track. For instance 211518 that has been floating around Florida for years, looking for a buyer. It's old info, but the last info is that it was in Davie.

Stupid me! Do you have the VON to go with that VIN? I'm compiling a spreadsheet that you and @69CoronetRT and @Fury Pursuit and @cm23uoc and @SportFury70 and all you other nerds can provide me with whatever info that you have that I don't have. @ayilar and I have discussed having this...

Do you have the fender tag with the VON?

Do you have the VIN and other info?

Is there a fender somewhere with a fender tag on it?

But we’ll record it!

Good point. Chrysler wanted to make sure that something didn't go haywire at Hurst, like paint on the Imp interior, panel fit of the 'glass parts, etc. But....the Stickers COULD have gone on when the car was finished at Jefferson, and still get a final QC when back from Hurst a few weeks later...

Possibly the 'glass hood was a reason for a final QC, considering the hubbub about the EBod hoods getting crumple changes and rear retention. Seems like a stretch, but possibly.

That's a very interesting take, especially that the cars came back for QC (and got the appropriate date sticker) before heading out. I was thinking more along the lines of the Hemi ABods going out from the Hurst facility, but that was different because there were much fewer cars to consider AND...

This series of posts will add to my Hurst ledger, the creation of which has been encouraged by @ayilar. He and I had talked about how to host this ledger, maybe here on CBod, so that any Hurst owner-nerd could add his info. Any thoughts?

Ahhh, this is an important distinction, and yeah, a 4/22 SPD could easily have a May sticker once the paint is dry and the car is finished, etc. But we agree that the sticker date has nothing to do when it rolled out of the Hurst facility, yes? And again, when I got my car the sticker was...

Yeah, when I wrote that late last night I was intending to point out that the prototype was not part of the Hurst production run. Your correction nicely adds to that info, thanks.

This is from my data on 27 cars. It's not the Bible, but it's what I've collected in person and from the web. Have fun comparing the sequential VINs to the erratic JONs. Or vice-versa, perhaps? VIN Door Date Notes VON...

I was watching the recent Graveyard S16/E15 (M-O-O-N Spells Orange) last night, and lo and behold Mark did a serious segment on the big variation of color and texture in all sorts of interior parts. He speaks about different dye lots, different vendors and different materials that show...