Free Fender Tag Decoding 68-70

[426HemiCharger]

Try this...they got GOBS of info http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/library.shtml :HappyNewYear:

These guys have got EVERYTHING.

BTW the green my charger was is F3 Light Green. Everyone I have spoken with offline says it's nasty. Especially with the dark green top and interior + black stripes. Ewwww!

 

[scotts74birds]

Quick question. At the end of my plate, in the upper right, the last letters are "CTD". I assume it to mean "continued". But there is no evidence, holes etc., of a second tag. BTW, it is a 74 RR, well optioned ST Louis car. I havent even seen the ctd before, is it just simply odd or unusual? Thanks guys!

 

[69Coronetrt]

Quick question. At the end of my plate, in the upper right, the last letters are "CTD". I assume it to mean "continued". But there is no evidence, holes etc., of a second tag. BTW, it is a 74 RR, well optioned ST Louis car. I havent even seen the ctd before, is it just simply odd or unusual? Thanks guys!

STL coded a lot on the tag so it's not necessarily odd but it is also not common. It takes a lot of codes to fill up a tag. I have seen pictures of two tags, one on top of each other instead of side by side, but I don't have a picture of an original '74 STL two tag car to know if this is how they did it at that plant.

 

[CoronetRTguy]

Quick question. At the end of my plate, in the upper right, the last letters are "CTD". I assume it to mean "continued". But there is no evidence, holes etc., of a second tag. BTW, it is a 74 RR, well optioned ST Louis car. I havent even seen the ctd before, is it just simply odd or unusual? Thanks guys!

I have read about this in one of the mopar mags and I think Galen was the one talking about it. I also think it was to say second tag but that dosnt mean it was done either.

Do a good search for Mopar fender tag code CTD and see what you come up with and if I find anything I will as well.


426Hemicharger lol yeah if everyone and you dont like the color nothing wrong in changing it. I have not looked yet to see the color of the car but like I said I have never seen a leight green and dark green color that I can remember.

I think you have an awesome car and its one I cant wait to get deoced.

I still have some tags and man 66-68 are tough codes to decode at times as it makes no sense to me.

When a trans code is 5 what is it? When I see an AXL code 1 what is it? The white books are confussing in these years.

 

[426HemiCharger]

Quick question. At the end of my plate, in the upper right, the last letters are "CTD". I assume it to mean "continued". But there is no evidence, holes etc., of a second tag. BTW, it is a 74 RR, well optioned ST Louis car. I havent even seen the ctd before, is it just simply odd or unusual? Thanks guys!

IMHO the fender tags were screwed into the fenders then if the car was decked out then the factory tucked a second fender tag under the lip of the first one and spot welded the second one in.

Hope that helps. :yes:

 

[OG max wedge]

ok here you go, do you want to decode a couple of fender tags? let me know and i'll send you a list,

 

[CoronetRTguy]

ok here you go, do you want to decode a couple of fender tags? let me know and i'll send you a list,

Awesome sounds good. I have a few Im working on and just have not had a chance to get to them.

I think I will have a good chance as we are going to get hit with a snow storm 20-28 inches of snow or more.

CoronetKid send when you can sounds good man.

The 66-68 cars are a lot harder for me to decode and I like the challenge.

 

[OG max wedge]

Awesome sounds good. I have a few Im working on and just have not had a chance to get to them.

I think I will have a good chance as we are going to get hit with a snow storm 20-28 inches of snow or more.

CoronetKid send when you can sounds good man.

The 66-68 cars are a lot harder for me to decode and I like the challenge.

R/T GUY,
what i'll do is take photos of each tag and post them here for fun,
all these tags have come from cars that have been crushed about 20 years ago... regards, the coronet kid!

 

[Bear R.-]

heres my 67 coronet.\6.3on the tree.

hi heres mine.thanks and God Bless you for doing this for all of us.thanks man.Bear R.-

 

[BeavisHQV]

Hi still in business?? Thx B

 

[CoronetRTguy]

Hi still in business?? Thx B

Yeah I'm still decoding cars but as of late I have not had much time to do so. I'm back in school and my course load is kicking my butt. I'm taking a classes that should take two years to do and its jammed into a one year work load. I'm also hoping to have to novels out first part of this coming year.

Stay in touch with me and is there any way you can type out what is on the fender tag? The light is shinning off it and a couple codes I can't see.

 

[BeavisHQV]

hi,



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a6
b4
A1
H1
R1
T7
X2
1-9
2-5
7-8
AX 68
TRM S6F
PNT GG1
UBS G_7
WS23 83 3 44 C22 226003

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BTW Thank you!!

 

[RS23VOA]

Here's one for you.

 

[CoronetRTguy]

Here's one for you.View attachment 91329View attachment 91330

thanks and its a 440 car. I'm guessing off the top of my head its a Roadrunner but I may be wrong. I think GTX is RS23 or is it RM23. I wish my memory didn't suck so bad.

I will get this one done as well soon I hope.

 

[Hemi Rebel]

Not a ton of options, but have at it.

 

[moparmarks]

Well if you ever get bored........:laughing7:

 

[Richie]

1968 Coronet 500. Do those last five number have to match up with the VINs last numbers? If they don't is something henky with the car?

 

[Nxcoupe]

1968 Coronet 500. Do those last five number have to match up with the VINs last numbers? If they don't is something henky with the car?

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This thread was started in 2010 and last updated in 2012. Doubtful, but worth a try.

 

[Richie]

This thread was started in 2010 and last updated in 2012. Doubtful, but worth a try.

I see now. I should have checked. My bad.

 

[Nxcoupe]

I see now. I should have checked. My bad.

Hey, I've done it, we've all done it. There are free decoders, just got to search around here in the various decode threads.