I was looking at the broadcast sheet on my new Swinger 340 and noticed it says at the bottom "10 built for export" and in the box up top it has a "1" in the Dom Republic box? What does that mean exactly?
Its coded for Y05 (built to US specs) and is a sales bank car. Was it ordered by a service member and that is an overseas code? Just curious??

It is a Y14 "SOLD" car - not a sales bank car.
& it's "DOMESTIC PUBLICATIONS" = manuals etc. in English.

What's the VON?

best guess - it's a military order (originated on foreign soil) delivered stateside.

Y09 - Export. The order originated from overseas.

Y11 - Domestic Publications. (Window sticker & sales invoice would have shown a 'ship to' location inside the US, ie, domestic.)

Y14 - A deposit was made when the car was ordered.

The three Y codes together mean that someone, likely in the US Military ordered the car from overseas for pick up at a dealership of his choice on his return stateside.

Most 'export' cars never left the country & they are actually fairly common with N95 which was required in California. A lot of our own returned to the states from Asia via the ports in San Diego & San Francisco.

The pages at http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/dealerships/1969-DealershipsMilitarySalesOrderingInfo.shtml are specific to the 1969 model year, but they will offer some insight into the Chrysler Military Sales Program.

someone shared with me a theory: E3xxxx never left the US

Barry's right!

Yes the sheet matches that car. Thanks for the info!