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Reading a 67 fender tag date code

dan juhasz

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On my 67 GTX the date code is 706. So my question. If the model year changes in August is this car a late production 67. Does that date represent July 6 1967 or am I wrong and it represents July 6 1966

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That's what I thought, a 67 hemi block came online with an assembly date of 10-11-66, I'm thinking that is way too early for my cars build. Thoughts?
 
Remember they didn't just cast / build a few blocks at a time vs how few hemi's were sold. Engines sat for a long time...

.. and the car year starts in September.
 
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Remember they didn't just cast / build a few blocks at a time vs how few hemi's were sold. Engines sat for a long time...

.. and the car year starts in September.
So in your opinion a Hemi stamped on the pad with 10-11 (1966) could still be considered date appropriate for a car with a scheduled assembly date of 706 (1967)?
 
So in your opinion a Hemi stamped on the pad with 10-11 (1966) could still be considered date appropriate for a car with a scheduled assembly date of 706 (1967)?
From what I understand MANY hemi engines sat built before ever finding a car to be installed into, but I'm no expert. Compared to my 69 Bee that the 383 was built 2 days before SPD and the exhaust manifolds weren't even cast until 2 days after SPD.
 
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