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Highlander


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I have the tag #'s off my 67.. does anyone know if i can find the build date and how many were made..or just decode the #'s for me,  here is the tag.

7686771128477

style no os 728444

paint 9xxxx F F

trim 573  H35top10

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Here goes:
768677 = Parisienne 2+2, 2 dr convertible, 6 passenger, 8 cylinder
1128477 = this should be a 6 digit sequential production number that started with 100001 and when up
trim 573 = parchment
style 728444 = having trouble with this as it should be 76867
paint 9xxxFF =
H35 = an option number ( these can most probably be found elsewhere on this site )
top 10 = refers to either the top colour or whether ir was power or manual.

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Yes, I imagine that H35 is likely and M35 for Powerglide.

-- Edited by Carl Stevenson on Sunday 9th of May 2010 09:03:58 AM

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Please post a pic of the data plate and 68SD will add it into his table found elsewhere on this site.

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

Yes, I imagine that H35 is likely and M35 for Powerglide.

-- Edited by Carl Stevenson on Sunday 9th of May 2010 09:03:58 AM


Yep your right..it's M35, sorry about that.

 



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with the data we have seen here the highest production#s so far sets it at least 67312 cars in 1967 for all models full size pontiac




-- Edited by 68sd on Sunday 9th of May 2010 10:30:55 AM

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So 1434 is how many 2+2 convertibles were made in 1967.. is this a low production #

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yes it is low as compared to American Built cars

yes 2+2 convertible V8 #s only


there were 6 cylinder 2+2 ragtops as well in 67 but there nuber is not known to us yet,but i assume it would be low as only 20 6cyl hardtops were built



-- Edited by 68sd on Sunday 9th of May 2010 12:40:47 PM

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even fewer in 68 69 and 70

1967-1434 2+2 ragtops
1968 -749 2+2 ragtops
1969-639 2+2 ragtops
1970-274 2+2 ragtops

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