Where can I have a new fender tag made
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4spd69RR
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Try this link http://www.gvgovier.com/
Galen provides this service, he requires a copy of the original tag and or cars build sheet.
Galen provides this service, he requires a copy of the original tag and or cars build sheet.
moparchris
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Please don't ad any codes to your tag. Its frowned upon heavily and is actually illegal. If your tag is illegible then by all means make an accurate reproduction. Its not worth the bad stigma that comes along with a "created tag". It could possibly ruin any value that your car holds. :cents: Kevin Marti at Marti Auto Works in Arizona will make your tag in a more timely manner than GG.
moparstuart
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this is where galen has his made , go directly to the source
the guy is a real ass , but they do a great job and I had mine back in a week
you will need to show him the original tag or the broad cast sheet to get it done
http://www.datatags.com/
the guy is a real ass , but they do a great job and I had mine back in a week
you will need to show him the original tag or the broad cast sheet to get it done
http://www.datatags.com/
A31PKG
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Barry, could you post a pic of your tag?
Numbers are hard to read. Bottom left it looks like a letter and 12. Maybe the next numbers are 383.
There is an X9 over the 021.
Top right it looks like A1-33481. Way up top almost inverted it has a R but no number.
Thanks for the help.
Barry
There is an X9 over the 021.
Top right it looks like A1-33481. Way up top almost inverted it has a R but no number.
Thanks for the help.
Barry
nicanor said:
Barry, your car is a Lynch Road car so the missing/hard to read codes on the bottom line of your FT from left to right are:
RM21: RR coupe (post)
E63: 383-4BBL
D21: A-833 four speed
Upper right corner should be 9A and whatever the the last six digits of your VIN are.
You mentioned in the first post in this thread that info is missing. Some is, but not alot. They just weren't there originally. LR FTs just didn't have as much info as some of the other plants did - they are unique animals.
Ray
Based on what I know about your car, I can probably guess the second line (from the bottom) also:
R4 R4 M2X X9
I strongly reiterate "guess"... Hope this helps.
R4 R4 M2X X9
I strongly reiterate "guess"... Hope this helps.
This helps tremendously.
The first letters are RM then 21 and it does look like a E63 the D in D21 wasn't complete, thats why I thought it was a 0. The line before the X9 can't be read at all. Top left, I can't see anything left of A. If the top right is the numbers/letters in the Vin, what are the numbers in the right bottom, 211259?
Thanks,
Barry
The first letters are RM then 21 and it does look like a E63 the D in D21 wasn't complete, thats why I thought it was a 0. The line before the X9 can't be read at all. Top left, I can't see anything left of A. If the top right is the numbers/letters in the Vin, what are the numbers in the right bottom, 211259?
Thanks,
Barry
nicanor said:
925 is the build date, September 25, 1968
211259 is the vehicle order number
A31PKG
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Barry, Go here for a good explanation of what's what.....
http://www.andy440.com/tag2.htm
Suffice it to say - that in this case anyway - determining the codes will be easier due to the fact that it is a Lynch Rd car and there were not that many codes provided to begin with. Some were even abbreviated (color codes). After looking at past installments on this car, it looks like this is an axle pkg car. As such, there should be a "26" on line 4 (lines are numbered 1-5 read from bottom to top) for the requisite 26" radiator. There should also be a "925" on line 5 for a "4-speed 383 painted orange". There are 4 3-digit codes that would apply to you depending on axle ratio & brake type. Using all of the info, you should come up with a close configuration. Not having a build sheet puts you at a disadvantage in a few areas (such as gate number, etc), but you should get close on most of it....Ain't this fun?
http://www.andy440.com/tag2.htm
Suffice it to say - that in this case anyway - determining the codes will be easier due to the fact that it is a Lynch Rd car and there were not that many codes provided to begin with. Some were even abbreviated (color codes). After looking at past installments on this car, it looks like this is an axle pkg car. As such, there should be a "26" on line 4 (lines are numbered 1-5 read from bottom to top) for the requisite 26" radiator. There should also be a "925" on line 5 for a "4-speed 383 painted orange". There are 4 3-digit codes that would apply to you depending on axle ratio & brake type. Using all of the info, you should come up with a close configuration. Not having a build sheet puts you at a disadvantage in a few areas (such as gate number, etc), but you should get close on most of it....Ain't this fun?
moparchris
Well-Known Member
That is one of the worst (condition wise) that I have seen. I get what you mean with the "missing" comment.
Don't want to tell any tales, but I would like to get a tag that is correct to best of my ability.
What a beautiful day for a drive. Weather was sunny and bright 79 degrees a little wind. I hope the rest of you RR owners get your Roadrunners out of the garage soon.
:acme: for those who can't and :cheers: for those who can.
Thanks,
Barry
What a beautiful day for a drive. Weather was sunny and bright 79 degrees a little wind. I hope the rest of you RR owners get your Roadrunners out of the garage soon.
:acme: for those who can't and :cheers: for those who can.
Thanks,
Barry
69hemibeep
Sponge Bob Square Wheels
Taking mine out in a couple of hours :cheers:
Roadcuda
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Here's another reason to stay away from GG. I found it posted on For B Bodies Only.
Galen Govier - No more orders
Spoke with Diane there, she is leaving after 15 years, so he will not take on anymore of anything for at least 8 months to a year....
Galen Govier - No more orders
Spoke with Diane there, she is leaving after 15 years, so he will not take on anymore of anything for at least 8 months to a year....
moparstuart
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TTook mine out today 70 degrees 
:jester:
:jester: