deciding build sheet and tags

[7duster4]

Last night we found the build sheet beneath the springs on my back seat. Very fragile and brittle as I expected. Does anyone know what these numbers mean? For example "road wheels" has a number 84 typed beneath it. It has to mean something. Also tied to the springs were these two tags with the exact same number stamped on each of them. But I have no clue what they mean or what they were for. It's a 1974 plymouth duster with its original 318 and trans. Im sure someone here has some answers as to decoding a build sheet. Any info is appreciated, thanks.

 

[MVRCorp]

Here ya go.
Jim

http://papentastars.tripod.com/id21.html

 

[Ryan426_]

thats cool to be the 1st to find em there cud be more have u checked,, taped to glove box, under carpet, under front seats (in the springs like rear), in seat backs if ur car has buckets..

 

[7duster4]

Thanks for the info. Nothing else was found. Beneath all seats, carpet, dash showed nothing of interest. I was always hoping I would find the build sheet and it was in the last piece taken out.

 

[6pk2goDemon]

I believe the 1284 on the end of the bottom row of the seat tags is the build date...128th day of '74.

Someone here will correct me if I'm wrong.......

 

[yellowdartdave]

Very gently place the sheet in a plastic sleeve to protect it from further damage and then get somebody to digitally scan it.
The codes are basically the last 1 or 2 #s of the part number.

Good find.

 

[MVRCorp]

Thanks for the info. Nothing else was found. Beneath all seats, carpet, dash showed nothing of interest. I was always hoping I would find the build sheet and it was in the last piece taken out.

I googled "decoding mopar build sheets" and came up with that. There are a few more mopar decoding sites listed so try googling it.