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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1964 1/2 - 1965 => Topic started by: CW4macret on July 28, 2013, 10:13:21 PM
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One is from the base where right door mounting pillar welds to the rocker. The other is the right side of the cowl.
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One is from the base where right door mounting pillar welds to the rocker. The other is the right side of the cowl.
What plant? What build date? :)
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5F07D164778
Body 65A
Color Y
Trim 82
Date 12F
DSO 54
Axle I
Trans 5
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Mac first mark looks to be a second rotation number (second half of the cars build) Have you found it elsewhere?
Here's another example from Nov 9th (projected date)
(http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f49/firetrainer/Paint%20Marks/nov9dearbornsillrot_zps8d53972f.jpg) (http://s44.photobucket.com/user/firetrainer/media/Paint%20Marks/nov9dearbornsillrot_zps8d53972f.jpg.html)
Second picture- Is that of the A pillar/cowl side near the door hinges?
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Same location. Mine is a June built car so maybe it was number 77 for June? Unfortunately I have no build sheet and have found no other markings. Going to power wash it once more then blast it soon. I will go slow and easy and keep a camera close by.
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Same location. Mine is a June built car so maybe it was number 77 for June?
Don't believe so IMHO just the rotation number for that car - so it was situated between car 676 and car 678 on the final line
Unfortunately I have no build sheet and have found no other markings. Going to power wash it once more then blast it soon. I will go slow and easy and keep a camera close by.
Not as familiar with Dearborn rotation numbers. Check places like back of original door panels, heaters, radios, seats and other parts of the car - just be alert
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Dearborn rotation number typically found on front lower cross-member.
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Sorry Jeff I missed this question.
(Second picture- Is that of the A pillar/cowl side near the door hinges?)
Yes it is.