Matching engine# 1968 440

[GOLDMYN]

Just thought I'd post my example of matching # on a Oct 1967 built 1968 New Yorker with option code 83 440/375hp

 

[shooter65]

So my understanding is 67 had the VIN on the A pillar, not on the fender tag and the engine did NOT have the VIN, only a date code for reference. Starting with 68 model year they started putting the VIN under the windshield on the dash, the VIN was still not on the fender tag but the VIN is on the engine. Is that correct?

 

[MrMoparCHP]

So my understanding is 67 had the VIN on the A pillar, not on the fender tag and the engine did NOT have the VIN, only a date code for reference. Starting with 68 model year they started putting the VIN under the windshield on the dash, the VIN was still not on the fender tag but the VIN is on the engine. Is that correct?

This is a 67 build 68


Alan

 

[69CoronetRT]

Is that correct?

Yes.

 

[GOLDMYN]

all i'm going to suggest is "in some cases".

 

[3C's & a D?]

Looks like you added a personalized DNA stamp on the fender tag?

 

[GOLDMYN]

can't get it off, belonged to the seller.

 

[LocuMob]

can't get it off, belonged to the seller.

That's a Minnesota car? Rare to see one in that condition after so long, obviously very well.kept. Very nice!

 

[GOLDMYN]

yes, 51K miles, documented. father and son bought together and they worked @ dealership, that's their names on certicard