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12 years ago

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pontiacsd

12 years ago

Hey shipandtrade, I also sent you a PM with a link but just in case someone else needs a link to it, you can find vin decoding at the following page for 69 Dodge: [url]http://www.oldride.com/library/1969_dodge_coronet.html[/url]

shipandtrade

12 years ago

It's a 69 Dodge Coronet

pontiacsd

12 years ago

What kind of vehicle is it? Year Make & Model? Every make & model was in its own way kind of unique....

retiredpartsman

12 years ago

if it is a gm car the bodies were produced in a different location than frames .the data plate shows sequence # of bodies made at a certian location and serial # were assigned upon assemble.the location of assembly .plant location letter should be same but body number matching serial number would be accidental . believe ford and chrysler also did same.