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1970 B body sequential numbers #2885318
02/07/21 09:04 PM
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I was wondering about sequential numbers and how they played out in 2 or 3 plants building the same line of car. did all the plants start at 100000 and keep going up from there, or was each plant issued a run of numbers each day to use so as to not have the same sequential number used more than once in the same car line?

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Re: 1970 B body sequential numbers [Re: 1965_PLYMOUTH] #2885352
02/07/21 10:31 PM
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Each plant started at 100001, regardless of car type.

Numbers were plant assigned, not model assigned across respective plants.

Re: 1970 B body sequential numbers [Re: Alaskan_TA] #2885399
02/08/21 12:44 AM
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I guess that sounds like an acceptable answer. I ask because I have a 1970 GTX that matches another 1970 GTX exactly, except for the plant digit's. his is an 'E' and mine is a 'G'. quite the coincidence I ran across when looking for my original 440 engine

Re: 1970 B body sequential numbers [Re: 1965_PLYMOUTH] #2885401
02/08/21 12:52 AM
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someone on the Dodge Charger site also found a pair of '69 Chargers that the VINs were the same with the exception of the assembly plant B VS. G

pretty crazy coincidence alien







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