Is there a good 66 VIN and fender tag decoder?

[patrick66]

TSB 66-93 corrects the FSM

https://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/TSBs/1966/66-93.jpg

I figured you'd have that in your vast Chrysler archives!

 

[69Coronetrt]

I figured you'd have that in your vast Chrysler archives!

The library at HH is a great resource for factory info and keeps growing.

 

[Rick Moore]

Hi guys,
I’ve found several different sites reading the various threads on the topic of decoding VINs and fender tags but I haven’t found one yet that works great for 66 B bodies.
Are there any good sites for 66s?
Here’s the VIN:
View attachment 1406748
Here’s the fender tag:
View attachment 1406749
And here’s from the 66 Dodge Dart and Coronet Service Manual:
View attachment 1406750
If I decode the VIN from the service manual I discover that everything makes sense except for the engine size as they don’t list a “G” as an engine option. My guess is that the manual had to be updated at some point and the one I find at MyMopar.com just isn’t an updated version??
Thanks!

You can get a copy of your build sheet from Chrysler Historical Society, for 67 and earlier cars. I got one for my 67 R/T back in 06 or 07 and was about $45 IIRC.

 

[dadsbee]

You can get a copy of your build sheet from Chrysler Historical Society, for 67 and earlier cars. I got one for my 67 R/T back in 06 or 07 and was about $45 IIRC.

It's free currently.. PDF of your card is all they're doing now.

 

[69Coronetrt]

You can get a copy of your build sheet from Chrysler Historical Society, for 67 and earlier cars. I got one for my 67 R/T back in 06 or 07 and was about $45 IIRC.

A copy of the broadcast sheet or a copy of he IBM card? Two different things.

 

[440 4 speed]

A copy of the broadcast sheet or a copy of he IBM card? Two different things.

I didn’t get the IBM card, had Jon Gibbs make one from the information sent from Chrysler Historical.

 

[dadsbee]

I'll say it one more time . Chrysler currently will only send you a pdf by email of your build CARD taken from their microfiche.