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my cowl tag decoding please

Discussion in 'The "Paper Trail"' started by lmcclure, May 9, 2007.

  1. lmcclure

    lmcclure Nothin

    here she be....


    ST 69-46437 BK01978 BDY
    TR 426 65-D PNT
    01C
     
  2. bob k. mando

    bob k. mando Guest

    ST 69-46437 BK01978 BDY
    ST 69- = 1969
    4 = Buick
    64 = Wildcat
    37 = 2dr hardtop coupe
    BK = Fairfax, Kansas City, KS
    01978 BDY = sequential body #



    TR 426 = Buckskin vinyl interior
    65 = Trumpet Gold Poly
    D PNT =
    01C = 3rd week of January
     
  3. Bad Boattail

    Bad Boattail Guest

    D = Astro Blue
     
  4. lmcclure

    lmcclure Nothin

    thanks alot fellas....im gonna try to post some pics of it soon, the body is a gold color and its got a rag top on it as well... if the rag is suppose to be there disregard that last comment lol...
     
  5. lmcclure

    lmcclure Nothin

  6. thepartsman

    thepartsman Back Ordered Again ?

    D = Buckskin ( Med. Fawn ) Vinyl Top, Sales code 4
     
  7. Bad Boattail

    Bad Boattail Guest

    Ah, it's the difference between regular and Fisher body codes again.

    I always thought that the term "ragtop" was only used for convertible tops ?
    This Wildcat isn't a convertible, and it has a vinyl top.

    [​IMG]
     
  8. Nicholas Sloop

    Nicholas Sloop '08 GS Nats BSA runner up

    Yes, that is the way it is used by 99.99% of the automotive world.
     
  9. lmcclure

    lmcclure Nothin

    lol... thanks for that straiting out... i was having a time beliveing it to be blue at one point... but mine is about the only one ive seen with the chrome strip down the body line in front, whats the dealings with that... or do people yank those off and file down to have a smooth look?
     
  10. Bad Boattail

    Bad Boattail Guest

    When a car is getting a new paint job, a lot of owners weld up the holes and go for a cleaner look without the mouldings.
    Same goes for the Boattail Rivieras.

    Not sure if you could order the Wildcat with or without the mouldings, and if there's a difference between the regular Wildcat and the Wildcat Custom models when you look at the mouldings.

    But I'm sure that the Wildcat experts on this board can tell you more about this in detail :TU:


    PS:Set your Photobucket account to accept 1 MB files, I think now your photos are badly down-sized to a 640 x 480 format ?
     
  11. lmcclure

    lmcclure Nothin

    will do that right away, thanks a mill for the info
     

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