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#31
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by Stingr69 - July 07, 2026, 03:06:52 PM"LG-7" is for light green with X-77 trim. 
#32
Decoding/Numbers / Re: Restamped Engine - Fake Tr...
Last post by bcmiller - July 07, 2026, 02:24:47 PMYes it has many issues.
#33
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by bcmiller - July 07, 2026, 12:42:11 PMDG3 would be dark green interior X33.
#34
Decoding/Numbers / Restamped Engine - Fake Trim T...
Last post by Pacecar - July 07, 2026, 12:30:17 PMThis car has re-stamped engine, fake trim tag with bad rivets. Asking a mere $94,000
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Hope I posted the link to ebay correctly
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Hope I posted the link to ebay correctly
#35
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by x66 714 - July 07, 2026, 09:12:19 AMQuote from: Stingr69 on July 07, 2026, 07:57:40 AMThe crayon marks seem like chalk today. You can almost wipe them off with a swipe of your fingers on my 10A early build '69.
I also have different coding due to special interior color. Assume the paint guy needed to know what color to paint the exposed metal interior areas. Not a lot of data out there about this. We do have other color spec in the code examples. It looks like (color)-3 or (color)-7 for example.
The X was the default. It meant that all the interior metal was to be painted black. B, R, & G for sure exist...maybe more....Joe
#36
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by Stingr69 - July 07, 2026, 07:57:40 AMThe crayon marks seem like chalk today. You can almost wipe them off with a swipe of your fingers on my 10A early build '69.
I also have different coding due to special interior color. Assume the paint guy needed to know what color to paint the exposed metal interior areas. Not a lot of data out there about this. We do have other color spec in the code examples. It looks like (color)-3 or (color)-7 for example.
I also have different coding due to special interior color. Assume the paint guy needed to know what color to paint the exposed metal interior areas. Not a lot of data out there about this. We do have other color spec in the code examples. It looks like (color)-3 or (color)-7 for example.
#37
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by bcmiller - July 07, 2026, 03:18:43 AMQuote from: 169INDY on July 06, 2026, 08:55:19 PM>?
Were the Stamped Tags in time with the dreaded Rear Bulkhead chalk marks also?
The rear bulkhead markings started to be used before the X codes. I try to call them crayon markings rather than "chalk" markings because it was a waxy type of yellow stick (or sometimes called grease pencil) that they used. But I don't know exactly when they started.
I believe that same type of crayon was used for firewall markings sometimes found when firewalls are soda blasted.
#38
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by buenymayor - July 07, 2026, 01:29:09 AMQuote from: bcmiller on July 06, 2026, 04:38:10 PMWho?
Oops. Sorry, Bryon!
#39
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by 169INDY - July 06, 2026, 08:55:19 PM>?
Were the Stamped Tags in time with the dreaded Rear Bulkhead chalk marks also?
Were the Stamped Tags in time with the dreaded Rear Bulkhead chalk marks also?
#40
Originality / Re: How rare 69Z options
Last post by bcmiller - July 06, 2026, 04:38:10 PMQuote from: buenymayor on July 06, 2026, 01:21:51 AMByron is exactly right. Norwood didn't start putting the X codes on the trim tag until well after September of '68.
Who?