Can anyone decode this tag?

http://www.dodgecharger.org/cgi/f67.cgi

This is what I used for my 67

I would do it for you, but the pic was a little hard to read. I could only run a few of the codes. If you give me better detail pics I could figure it out for you.

I have done lots of detail work on fender tags when doing my RT

(1967) WS23 = Coronet R/T
83= 440-4bbl HP
5 = Automatic transmission
485 = 48 = 7.75x14 red wall tires 5 = five tires. Four on the road and one spare
913 = scheduled production date of September 13th, 1966
08304 = Sales Order Number

A/4 = 8.75 axle with 3.23 gears
X/8 = Sure Grip
P6B = interior trim: P = premium level, 6 = vinyl bucket seats B = blue
881= exterior paint = roof and bottom of car painted Bright Blue metallic 1 = car is all one color

U/E = inner upper door frame color = dark blue
S/8 = stripe code = stripe deleted

A/1 = 26" radiator
F/3 = 363 = Coronet R/T
R/1 = 421 = AM radio
X/2 = 522 = tinted windshield

b/4 = 564 = bucket seats
j/5 = 535 = drip trough molding.

67 Coronet R/T. 440 with automatic. 3.23 gears with Sure Grip. Bright blue exterior, blue interior with bucket seats an AM radio. Stripe delete. By the look of the tag, it appears to have been built at the ST. Louis plant.

Anyone else find it odd that this tag lists a j5 (top row) which I believe is body side moldings per Galen's white book - code 545?

Most of the 1967 Coronet R/T cars have a '4' here for the standard sill moldings - code 544.

This is the only car, I ever regret selling.