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Image from H.H. '66 Coronet/Charger

Have them Google (with you overseeing) '1973 Charger vin'. Then do 'Coronet' too. There are numerous examples to review showing "Wx" for both. Got an attorney friend?

Based on your photo and your signature line, some additional info for you to peruse that's been lifted/cropped/compressed from Hamtramck Historical.

PM for the other two.

100+ pics, but no broadcast. Drat. Would be great to compare to try to nail down those straggler codes.

Digging a bit further into whatever documentation is on H.H., looks like the '66 Sport Fury is where the wood grain on this style console probably originated? (all images lifted from Hamtramck Historical and cropped) I don't think so,but really don't know. Maybe the 5 is the manual 6-way...

Concur. Was making an afterthought edit as you replied.

I believe that console is a few years 'too new' for that car.... (or at least the wood grain?) Does the car, by chance, have power buckets? - that might be what the b-5 is.

There's a lot of variability plant-to-plant, and quite a few unknowns with these older tags, so...grain-of-salt: 103 Sch. Prod. Date Jan 03, 1966 02201 sales/sequnce number PP23: Line and Model Plymouth full size Premium price range (Sport) 2 = 2-door 3 = Hard top P4X: Interior...

I just noticed you said your Charger is a '68 - That prior parts catalog pic I posted was from the '69 catalog ...guess I only looked at the title. For what it's worth, apparently the "equivalent?" '68 part (2864291) fit all model/panel versions? You should verify further as needed. My...

I can't say for sure from experience, but it is suspiciously missing from the "Charger" body-style (29; sports hard top) column in that B-Body row of the parts manual. I believe the Charger was automatically equipped with Rallye gauges.

Various images for your car, all lifted from Hamtramck Historical - cropped & tweaked. EB5 Exterior paint (the "E" indicates the color originated for the 1969 model-year) EB7 Upper interior door frame paint H2B7 Interior "all vinyl" upholstery color and stitching pattern

One downside to the Polyspherical - much like its' big brother the Hemispherical - is it's relatively Heavy! A Poly is close to as much as a regular 440...like 50 or 70 pounds less, I believe?

Concur. Found an actual order-codes reference. Cropped image quality is poor, but readable. "Coronet" group

I believe your other tag codes would be: G1 = code 351 Basic group that would have (pretty sure) a radio, day/night rear view, left hand outside remote mirror, and wheel covers R1 = 421 AM 2 watt radio S1 = 411 single A/C w/ heat/defrost X1 = 521 Tinted glass - all edit: not. ...u1 = 691 Sold...

Concur. Misinterpreting the info on a chart that's actually about axles anyway - not transmissions

for the 051 axle, I've got front disc car, 8-3/4 axle, 3.23:1 open, 10 x 1-3/4 drum rear 668 = PK3410668 a727b automatic I don't have reference for that specific engine code Edit note - The engine and axle numbers are part/assembly numbers used on the production line... not "catalog numbers"...

3681054: A727B; OE to late 72 - 73 Charger, Coronet, Satellite, Fury, Polara, Monaco, and Newport w/ 400-2bbl according to one doc I have

Wishing a Happy Thanksgiving to all! ...as per tradition if ya got about 20 minutes to spend: Alice's Restaurant And acknowledging her passing last week on the 21st at 83 years, Alice Brock - owner

I'd suggest you check your part numbers on the pan rail, and VIN on the passengers side, to verify "what" trans you have? Could have been replaced in its lifetime. My 2¢