34 yr. old mom needs help decoding 69 roadrunner fender plate please!

[69RRunnerCon]

Hey everybody! So I just bought my first car to restore, flip, or what have you, and I am a newbie to this. It's a 1969 Roadrunner Convertible 383 stick shift. I tried typing in the fender numbers online, but no luck, and I didn't know if you fine people would be able to point me in the right direction via a website to decode it, or decode it for me? Looking at mine verses others online, mine doesn't have any numbers or letters at the top of the tag, which confuses me? . Here's the numbers and I'll attach w the spacings and all as it appears on the tag:
A36 M31 R21 VCW 26 END
B5 B5 H2B B7 B23 05 7177
563 D21 RM27 H96 174331

Also does anyone know where to find the builder's sheet in the car?

 

[quikbird]

Builders sheet tends to be under the rear seat. Not always for your car. They got mixed up at factory easily

 

[69RRunnerCon]

Builders sheet tends to be under the rear seat. Not always for your car. They got mixed up at factory easily

Okay thank you for the info! Why do you say not always for my car? Sorry, I don't know anything about roadrunners except for what I've learned the last few days. Any other info you want to share would be greatly appreciated, I'm all ears!!!

 

[quikbird]

The build sheet sometimes does not match your car. For example mine did not. The factory mixed them up enough that it is not a big surprise

 

[69RRunnerCon]

The build sheet sometimes does not match your car. For example mine did not. The factory mixed them up enough that it is not a big surprise

Got ya, thank you! Do you know a site I can decode the fender tab (I think that's what it's called?) I googled but the one site I tried only recognized one of the letter/number combos as a stick shift but didn't have info on others.

 

[quikbird]

Should be some info on this site as well as some well informed members who can help

 

[69RRunnerCon]

Sounds good, thank you. Have a great night.

 

[Jack R]

Hey everybody! So I just bought my first car to restore, flip, or what have you, and I am a newbie to this. It's a 1969 Roadrunner Convertible 383 stick shift. I tried typing in the fender numbers online, but no luck, and I didn't know if you fine people would be able to point me in the right direction via a website to decode it, or decode it for me? Looking at mine verses others online, mine doesn't have any numbers or letters at the top of the tag, which confuses me? . Here's the numbers and I'll attach w the spacings and all as it appears on the tag:
A36 M31 R21 VCW 26 END
B5 B5 H2B B7 B23 05 7177
563 D21 RM27 H96 174331

Your convertible very similar options as mine. Try this site to decode your tag.
http://www.passion4mopars.com/1969-1971-Fender-Tag-Codes_b_25.html

 

[69RRunnerCon]

Thank you!!!!

 

[Roadcuda]

Go to this link and just follow the instructions and fill in the information and it will tell you what you have.


http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=17

 

[dmartin]

Welcome from the peach state with the wave, you’ve got your work cut out for you, but we are here to help anyway we can, nice color another blue to the pot

 

[ACME A12]

Got ya, thank you! Do you know a site I can decode the fender tab (I think that's what it's called?).

It's called a Fender Tag. Also - on the bottom row, the second group of alphanumeric digits from the right are "H9G", not H96. G is St. Louis where your car was built.

 

[Russ69Runner]

Welcome From Fla.

 

[droptop]

Lower left s/b E63 not 563.
Listing of codes are here.
http://www.mopar1.us/6971codes.html

How about some pictures?

 

[ACME A12]

How about some pictures?

She started a new photo garage. Posted several pics.

 

[69RRunnerCon]

Go to this link and just follow the instructions and fill in the information and it will tell you what you have.


http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=17

Thank you!!!!!!!

 

[69RRunnerCon]

Lower left s/b E63 not 563.
Listing of codes are here.
http://www.mopar1.us/6971codes.html

How about some pictures?

Thank you, hard to see .

 

[JoeMish]

Hey everybody! So I just bought my first car to restore, flip, or what have you, and I am a newbie to this. It's a 1969 Roadrunner Convertible 383 stick shift. I tried typing in the fender numbers online, but no luck, and I didn't know if you fine people would be able to point me in the right direction via a website to decode it, or decode it for me? Looking at mine verses others online, mine doesn't have any numbers or letters at the top of the tag, which confuses me? . Here's the numbers and I'll attach w the spacings and all as it appears on the tag:
A36 M31 R21 VCW 26 END
B5 B5 H2B B7 B23 05 7177
563 D21 RM27 H96 174331
RM27:
Plymouth Belvedere,Satellite
Medium, Road Runner
Convertible

H96: 383 330HP OR 335HP 1-4BBL 8 CYL
1969
Newark, DE, USA

174331: Sequence number

563 : Unknown
D21: 4 Speed Manual Transmission
B5: Bright Blue Metallic Exterior Color
H2B: Trim - High, Vinyl Bench Seat, Blue
B7: Medium Blue Metallic Int. Door Frames
B23: Build Date: November 23
057177: Order number

A36: Unknown Top Color
M31: Belt Moldings
R21: AM/FM Radio (5 1/2 Watts)
VCW: Unknown
26: 26in Radiator

The build sheet can be in multiple places sometimes under rear seat, most times under springs of rear seat upright portion sometimes in glove box. They almost never mix up the sheets as they put them in at the end of the production line the sheet follows the car down the line. Someone might have stuck a sheet in that one guys car trying to look original with paperwork.
Also does anyone know where to find the builder's sheet in the car?

 

[JoeMish]

The build sheet sometimes does not match your car. For example mine did not. The factory mixed them up enough that it is not a big surprise

more like someone stuck a sheet there trying to look original when selling the car.

 

[69hemibeep]

Its pretty common some cars don't get one and others get several from other cars. A friend of mine found 3 sheets one being his and two from other cars. I found this under the carpet