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Any chance you are missing a digit? Mopar part#s are usually 7 digit, not 6.

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Five digit numbers are usually the vender code, the ID for the vendor that made the part for Chrysler.

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I do have a Mopar dash trim piece with a five digit number

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Lots of parts have five digit codes, but they are not all parts numbers.


I was not trying to discredit what you said in any way if that is how it looked?

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I was responding to this;

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I do have a Mopar dash trim piece with a five digit number

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Lots of parts have five digit codes, but they are not all parts numbers.


I was not trying to discredit what you said in any way if that is how it looked?

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My bad, left out a digit. It should read 3733339. While i have your attention how about part numbers 3403884 and 3403885? I do have a Mopar dash trim piece with a five digit number made in your country, part # 71276. Any help with those would be appreciated.

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I thought there was a good chance of a missing digit.

A Google search of 3733339 shows it as a rad shroud for early 90's trucks. Note; Adding "mopar" or "chrysler" to a Google part# search greatly helps by reducing the hits with phone numbers, patent numbers etc. Newest parts book I have is 1974 so I did not go any further.

https://www.google.ca/#q=3733339+mopar

Same type of search using #3403884/5 shows it was for 1970 model so checked my parts book for specifics. They are RH/LH rear "taillamp housing covers" for '70 Coronets except station wagons.

As already mentioned by Barry, the 5 digit# is probably not a part#.

-Alan