non abody question

[robs 67plymouth]

my buddy has a 68 road runner he is selling . i noticed the pad on engine has a413 on it , he is listing it as a 440 here is the fender tag if anyone can decode it for me any help would be great


abcdefghjkmnpqrtuwx
7 6

abcdefghjklmnpqrstvwxyz
1 4 0 6 1 2
12345678 an trm pnt ubs
9507 68 h4f tt1 g
rm21 62 5 44 c09 114661

 

[robs 67plymouth]

i had it the way i wanted before it posted but it moved 7 under h 6 under m
a1 c4 f0 p6 r1 x2 9507 is correct an 68 trm h4f pnt tt1 ubs

 

[1970Duster]

A picture of the tag minus the last 6 digits of the vin would help.

 

[Dubob]

Can't help on fender tag but the block stamp is a 413. A 440 would be stamped as 440.

 

[65Val]

"A" series block is 1965 vintage, so the engine is a 1965 413.

 

[robs 67plymouth]

Thanks everyone i tryed to post pic of tag. But it would not let me from my phone.

 

[fanofpetty]

A 68' roadrunner could only be had with the standard 383, or the optional 426 hemi. No 440 was available in a roadruner in 68'. In 69 you could get a 440 six pack ( m code ) If you wanted a 440 in 68' you would have had to buy a GTX.

 

[robs 67plymouth]

Here is the vin # rm21h8e

 

[My*65*Dart]

I had a '69 RoadRunner years ago, I blew up the 383 and I dropped in a 413 out of a Chrysler station wagon. Someone probably did somethig like that with this '68.