what #s to paint stamp onto 71 cuda 8 3/4 ?

My original feb built 8 3/4 ,3:55 sure grip rearend was sandblasted bare and painted in gloss endura by a previous owner so i have no original markings to use ! I want to make it as correct as possible but I have no idea what #s and where,any help appreciated ,thanks.

Use the enhanced Google search at top of this page to search Moparts - there have been many posts on this.

Good thread here:

https://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/660566/rear-end-paint-markings.html

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thanks guys,i had already figured out the paint daub colours etc via this site but have no idea the various #s stenciled on the housing and the pumpkin,seems to be a combo of partial part #s and or dates,,,,this is the info i can seem to find for my specific application........

This is from a '69 Barracuda axle, 3.23, non Sure Grip. The last 3 digits of the assembly part number, listed in the build sheet, in this case "565", is upside down on the driver side, about 3" from the perch.

On the bottom side of the axle and immediately below the part number is the axle assembly build date, in this case illegible. Confusingly, what looks like a letter "L" and a "1" appear to be upside down to each other.

That illegible axle assembly build date would have been somewhere between the 3rd member assembly date of 10/23/68 and the actual build date of the car, about mid-November, 1968, since the car arrived at the dealer in late November. The SPD was 11/8/68.

This is a 1971 Duster with SPD 10/14/70. The 3rd member is dated A914, and the axle assembly date is 9-14U. The axle assembly date 9-14U looks to be in the same location as my '69 axle.

Here are two axle assembly date codes from other unknown cars, "5-13Z" and "2-16X", but the locations are different from the previous photos.

The only legible axle assembly date codes I know are:

9-14U
2-16X
5-13Z

So the pattern in these 3 cases is: month dash day followed by some alpha.

This thread on a 70 Cuda might help.

70 Cuda resto on yenko.net

Here's more information from Mopar Connection magazine, except B- body.

Axle assembly part number 077 from build sheet, stenciled near driver side perch.

3rd member assembly date 10-22.

Axle assembly date code 10-24W, stenciled below part number.

On my 1972 Duster 340/4 speed survivor,it has H182 N stamped on the passenger side front axle tube in yellow and then 670 stamped on the driver side front tube in pink.The H182 is the axle code per the build sheet,but what is the 670 ? Thanks for any help

AFAIK the axle code per the build sheet should be the last 3 digits of a 7 digit part number with no alpha. For example, on line 4, "REAR SPRINGS" the entry is "132", an abbreviation for 2835132, the part number of the spring assemblies. This is a factory only part number that will not appear in a parts counter book.

But I only have a '69 build sheet, not '72. My WAG is that "670" is the build sheet axle code, which would make the "H182" a head scratcher as far as a date code. 18th day of February?

In all examples above, the axle code is on the driver side of the car with no alpha. And the axle assembly date codes are also stenciled on the driver side, always with an alpha and a dash between the month and the day. It can also be said that the examples vary in their details, and that there are likely other cases that don't agree with these examples at all.

The 182 is the 3 digits on the build sheet and on my 72 Demon,it has 183 on it,also the 3 digits on the build sheet.So those both line up.Not sure what the letter before them is.The 670 makes no sense unless it's some type of assembly code? SPD 619 (1972)