727 date code id

[Roger63]

I've searched some the old threads on this subject only to find the links no longer work. Does anyone have a link to find out what this means
PK 368186449764062
Thanks

 

[Lefty71]

PK3681864
Standard 727, not hipo, on a 2-bbl 400, 1974 or 75 model year, used in both B and C bodies.

4976 is the actual build date code; March 13th, 1975. So obviously yours is for a 1975 model year car.

4062 is the actual unit serial number for that day.

 

[Roger63]

PK3681864
Standard 727, not hipo, on a 2-bbl 400, 1974 or 75 model year, used in both B and C bodies.

4976 is the actual build date code; March 13th, 1975. So obviously yours is for a 1975 model year car.

4062 is the actual unit serial number for that day.

Thank you very much, it's not heartbreaking. I just like to know what I have.

 

[Lefty71]

It's a good vintage, big front bearing (bushing) for the drum. More desirable valve body type. You could easily build it into a monster lol.

 

[Roger63]

It's a good vintage, big front bearing (bushing) for the drum. More desirable valve body type. You could easily build it into a monster lol.

That's the plan,kinda it's not trash to me. Ya gotta know what you're starting with to finish.

 

[Nxcoupe]

I've searched some the old threads on this subject only to find the links no longer work. Does anyone have a link to find out what this means
PK 368186449764062
Thanks

Any place where you can find a list of all the ID numbers and what they mean?

 

[Lefty71]

Here's one;

https://www.mymopar.com/downloads/transguide.pdf

I have additional info here that i used for post #2.