Before I primed the interior I snapped this pic, passenger side package tray area.

Marking as shown: VW - 13 -11

I'm asumming that's: Vinyl White

Curious? What does the 13 and 11 mean?

there is/was a thread with a bunch of examples - it appears to be "in plant" paint codes for the assembly line

what color combination is the car & interior?

Here's my Fender Tag codes:

M21 M25 R11 V1W V7W END
A01 A04 C55 G33 J25 L31
F5 F5 M6F F8 910 214997
E63 D32 RM23 H9G 118288

And the mice carried away my Broadcast sheet.

I wonder if the 13 and 11 were dimensions to the seams, or something, from some point.
12 and 12 would have been perfectly centered??


Mice just make the broadcast sheet a very hard to reassemble puzzle, as the pieces are the size of seeds!!

I would argue that it more likely says VW7 telling the paint shop not to forget to paint on the White Accent stripes

I posted in an old thread about this and I believe it was paint colors.

here are a couple of old threads on the subject

numbers behind rear seat
&
markings on interior metal

Today I was thumbing through my Classic Industries catalog and noticed their headliners have color codes. Could it be their color codes correspond to Chrysler's broadcast sheet color codes? Anyway, their color code for a Dark Green headliner is 13, which is what my car came with.

So looking back at my codes behind the seat, could they possibly mean:

Marking as shown: VW - 13 -11

Vinyl top White

13 Dark Green Headliner

11 Could it be a Chrysler color code for something? Like for example, anyone know the code for this green door trim? See pic below.