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The 1976 Chrysler The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - CP Pocket Guide (Chrysler) and Plymouth The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - CP Pocket Guide (Plymouth) salesman pocket guides are now in the Hamtramck Historical library. Enjoy!

The 1965 Mopar Accessories catalog The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1965 Chrysler Accessories - Parts Manager's Catalog and the Appearance and Maintenance accessories catalog The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1965 Car Appearance and Maintenance Accessories Are now posted in the Hamtramck...

The price guide for all 64 Dodge cars and trucks is now posted in HH library. How much did a nicely equipped Dart cost? The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1964 Dodge Salesman's Pocket Guide

Wouldn't it be better to compare the carb date to the engine assembly date instead of the car scheduled date?

Thanks. I'm fortunate to count Dan as a friend, collaborator and mentor. Subsets of data like the M code or Floral Top cars would help.

I'm doing some research on VIN and SPD assignments at the 69 Hamtramck plant. I am looking to collaborate with people that track/log/document 69 Barracudas and/or Hamtramck built Darts. Who are some of the 'go to' folks for info on the 69s?

The 383-335 horse applications vary by year. What happened in 68 may or may not apply in 69 and may or may not apply in 70. Any 69 B body (Charger, Satellite, Coronet) with a four speed and without A/C received the 335 horse assembly as there was no four speed 330 horse assembly in 69 as there...

"A fender tag in and of itself has no monetary value to anyone except the owner of the car." PO was a jerk. The tag goes with the car.

I wish people wouldn't pay that. In my mind, it monetizes an item that has no intrinsic or nominal value and places a perception of 'value' on an item like any other part of car. It makes sellers withhold info for money. If people complain how the introduction of money changes the hobby, this...

A fender tag in and of itself has no monetary value to anyone except the owner of the car. The value of the tag lies in the unique information to that car in context when aggregated with other makes, models as plant. Some people that collect tags may pay for shipping.

Engine assembly 351 is '71 A body 318 Automatic transmission with A/C. As far as the F09 code, Windsor plant (R) had their own coding. I would not expect that F09 at the Windsor plant meant the same thing as other plants meaning I would not decode Windsor plant F09 as meaning special engine...

Does anyone have a 67 Barracuda window sticker, invoice or paperwork showing code 574 vacuum gauge that can share?

What was coded varied by plant. J25 will not be on the tag not because of internal/external issues. It's simply that the Windsor plant did not code J25 on the tag for model year 1972. The Hamtramck plant did code it; the Windsor plant didn't.

The 73 Chrysler/Imperial The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1973 Chrysler/Plymouth Salesman's Pocket Guide and Plymouth The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1973 Chrysler/Plymouth Salesman's Pocket Guide salesman pocket books are now posted in the library of Hamtramck Historical. Enjoy.

Pricing guides for 66 Coronet, Imperial, Chrysler and Plymouth models are now posted on Hamtramck Historical. http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1966SalesmansPocketGuidesCPD-01.shtml Enjoy!

Jeff, 213146 would put it in the middle of Belvedere production with a common SPD of Feb 3, 1969. It's likely out of a Belvedere, Satellite or Sport Satellite. (Thanks Hector)

The 72 Chrysler Plymouth salesman pocket book is now on Hamtramck Historical. See what was standard, optional and what items came in packages. Enjoy! The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1972 Chrysler Plymouth Salesman's Pocket Guide

The 65 Dodge color and trim book is now posted on Hamtramck Historical. The 1970 Hamtramck Registry - 1965 Dodge Color & Trim Book - Dart Enjoy!

Thanks to webmaster Mike, the 66 C-P-I TSBs are now available on Hamtramck Historical. Learn...enjoy... http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/1966-TSB-Index.shtml

The '64 Plymouth data book is now on Hamtramck Historical. http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1964PlymouthDealershipDataBook-01.shtml Enjoy. More coming 'soon'.

The '63 Dodge data http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1963DealershipDataBook-01.shtml and color and trim book http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1963ColorAndTrim-01.shtml are now on Hamtramck Historical. More coming 'soon'. Enjoy!

The October '63 revision to the '64 Plymouth order codes is now on Hamtramck Historical. http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/_1964-DealershipsPlymouthOrderingInfo.shtml?load_img=41 Enjoy!

The 65 Plymouth Color and Trim book has been added to the Hamtramck Historical library. http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1965PlymouthColorAndTrim-01.shtml enjoy!

Here's the white one in Garlits museum: http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com/featuredvehicles/b_body/1966_dodge_hemi_coronet/ The bronze one plus better pictures of the white one:http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Number=7050293 The red one is out there too.

Dave, I'm responsible for most of the scans of the Data and Color and trim books on HH. Before starting the venture, I looked and checked as copyright violation was a concern of mine. There are no copyright notifications listed in the books. But thanks for your care and concern.

If they were stolen from HH, I can tell you EXACTLY where there came from, how much time it took to find each book, how much each book cost, how long it took to scan them and the amount of schnapps it took to scan each book. :) If mymopar lifted my scans from HH without permission...

Here ya go...

1970 Bees came with 383s, 426 or 440-6bbls. The only year you could get a 440-4bbl in a Super Bee was 71. Only around 26 were built.

Dick, It's responses like that that make it all worthwhile. Merry Christmas Doug Hammer

Does anyone know when the 383 was released for the 67 Dart? Anyone have the SPD on the earliest car known? Thanks in advance.