Who or what thread to have fender tag decoded for a 1964 Fury Convert?

[Buck]

I've tried doing a search and have concluded that I need a guru.

Thanks,
Buck

 

[69Coronetrt]

Post a pic and we'll do what we can. Please let us know at which plant the car was built.

 

[themechanic]

http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=87

http://www.stockmopar.com/mopar-fender-tag-decoder.php

http://www.drivinithome.com/mopar-fender-tag-decoding/

 

[69Coronetrt]

I know you are trying to be helpful but the first and second link are for the later style tags and do not help with a 64.
The third one gives no help as to a decode.

Pre 65 tags are a different animal and have to be decoded by plant. Generic on line decoders are rarely helpful for these tags.

 

[Big Bad Dad]

I used to hang out at "1962 to 1965 Mopar or no car" website. They specialize in 62 to 65 b bodies, and I saw a 64 fender tag decoded there once years ago. Maybe get some help there. Unfortunantly, there is no forum, everything goes through an e mail list.

 

[Buck]

Here is my fender tag for the 1964 Fury Convert.

Thank you all for the responses. The car was made in Detroit. Please see picture.

Buck

 

[Polara426]

production date March 23
64 fury conv. blue vinyl interior bench seat
med blue upper door frame
lt blue exterior
318
auto
heater
std radio

 

[69Coronetrt]

production date March 23
64 fury conv. blue vinyl interior bench seat
med blue upper door frame
lt blue exterior
318
auto
heater
std radio

Top row:

two digit Gate number and three digit Base number. Related to building the body in white and indicate the car was built at the Lynch Road plant.

Bottom Row: 1812 second part of the Sales Order number. The first part is the Scheduled production date of 323. As stated above; scheduled for March 23rd (1964)

 

[Buck]

Much thanks

production date March 23
64 fury conv. blue vinyl interior bench seat
med blue upper door frame
lt blue exterior
318
auto
heater
std radio

Thanks everyone. I'm new to the site and have a bit of trouble navigating. If I inadvertently neglected to thank all the great folks here, I apologize. Thank you all again.

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Excellent! Thank you.

 

[monaco66coupe]

And allow me to say that AM radio played the best music of the era!