1964 Fender tag decode

[64Savoy]

I couldn't find any decoding online, maybe someone here speaks fender tag. Many thanks

 

[rcb]

A5= Torqueflite 727
C4=?
H1=am radio music master base
l5=heater with defroster
PY= I have no idea on this one

0602 (built June 2nd)

/6 4dr belvedere (?) L1T YY1 is Tan/Tan

I'm sure someone will fill in or correct me.

 

[64Savoy]

It's a sedan Savoy with a 361

 

[rcb]

Then the C4 is your engine code and I have no idea about the body code.

 

[khryslerkid]

Other than a dozen different books with only half the info that you need, is there a website or just one, mostly completed book, with '62 to '65 codes?
I know there is a lot of unknown codes still out there but over the years, someone has to have a better documented account of these by now...

 

[rcb]

Well, I've read that different factories used some different codes? It seems vary some, that's for sure. the 62 to 65 site has some, but it conflicts slightly with other info.

 

[64Savoy]

You'd think the 62-65 mopars would get just as much technical support as all the rest. Nope. They're bastards

 

[rcb]

You'd think at least the Max Wedge draw would make for more attention. Plymouth at that time seemed to be all over the place as far as design. It was interesting how much the appearance differed even from year to year.

 

[69Coronetrt]

I couldn't find any decoding online, maybe someone here speaks fender tag. Many thanks.

Does the VIN start with 3147 meaning the car was built at the St. Louis plant?

 

[64Savoy]

3145176600
Sold new in Banning,CA and assembled in LA