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Sometimes the undercoating was included in a group like A04 or A05 depending on the year, make, plant, etc.

As a stand alone J55 option on a tag...I don't know if I've seen it either. I'll have to keep checking.

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My 69 500 convertible is an A05 car, hood pad, front and rear bumper guards and undercoating

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another undercoating pic. Im guessing this is where it was on a cradle or some point of holding the body since there is a similar area on the opposite side.

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Hard to say. Maybe it was applied by someone who was covering for someone on break? The undercoating is the same appearance and consistency as the rest of it. It is weird though as it has a similar pattern of coverage on the opposite side as well.

One thing I have learned is that each car is unique as to how it was assembled and to never say never when it comes to Mopar!

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another undercoating pic. Im guessing this is where it was on a cradle or some point of holding the body since there is a similar area on the opposite side.

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I don't think that's factory undercoating, it looks nothing like how my car looked and its from the same plant and time period

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I gotta agree. I don't think that is undercoating just dirt and crud that gets on there over the years. It isn't thick enough and in the right places to be factory undercoating.

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another undercoating pic. Im guessing this is where it was on a cradle or some point of holding the body since there is a similar area on the opposite side.

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I don't think that's factory undercoating, it looks nothing like how my car looked and its from the same plant and time period

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I gotta agree. I don't think that is undercoating just dirt and crud that gets on there over the years. It isn't thick enough and in the right places to be factory undercoating.

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