Tim Armstrong in Kentucky has a 1969 Dodge Coronet SuperBee 383/A727 numbers matching F6/V1H Floral Top
OLDER PICTURES:
Fender tag as submitted to this Registry:
28115 294598 9A28XXXX
926 593 93
1H 8X C16
F6 F6 M6W W1
WM23 E63 D32 604 B03500
Aaah, a good ol’ Lynch Road tag…hmmm…let’s see…
28115 = 28 – Gate sequence number, 115 – Base sequence number; 294598 = Line sequence number; 9A28XXXX = 1969, Lynch Road Assy Plant + VIN (last digits “x’d” out)
926 = 383 4-barrel, automatic transmission, heater, 335hp, Orange; 593 = 3.23 open rear diff, 8 3/4, 11″ rear & front drums ; 93 = A727 Automatic Transmission, 383-4BBL & 440 HP engines
1H = Dodge Floral Vinyl Top; 8X = Sport stripe, transverse tape, black; C16 = console between seats w/woodgrain panel
F6 = Bright Green Metallic exterior paint (listed twice, because this car is not two-tone); M6W = Front seat: Medium, vinyl bucket seats, white; W1 = White upper door frame paint;
WM = Dodge, Medium Class ; 23 = 2 door hardtop; E63 = 383 4 barrel (335hp) engine; D32 = A727 3 speed auto transmission; 604 = built on 06/04/69 (very late in model year); B03500 = order number.
More info about the car:
- Engine that came with the car originally? – 383
- Engine in the car now – 383 numbers matching
- Tranny that came originally? – 727
- Tranny in the car now? – 727 numbers matching
- Original Exterior color? – F6 Bright Green Metallic
- Interior bucket seat color – M6W white buckets (Medium Grade, Vinyl Bucket Seats, White)
More from Tim on this groovy ‘Bee:
I’m a long term Mopar collector and came across this 69 Super Bee not knowing at first it’s a Mod Top car. It presently has a white vinyl top on it. After looking at the fender tag I was puzzled with the H code instead of an expected W for white top. I wasn’t familiar what the H stood for until I looked it up and though wow it’s a Mod Top! I bought the car. It is in great condition and drives very well. It is fully documented with the original fender tag and broadcast sheet. It also still retains the numbers matching engine and transmission. What a car! There is very little info out there on Mod Top Bees and production was very low. This car is likely one of the few left in nice condition. Thanks for the registry!
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