[85gtmustang]

from a 1967 mustang coupe tag on the fender apron D 277 1 H19 65A M 2A

[85gtmustang]

I know 65a is the interior standard -coupe and H-19 is the build date but thats about it

[The Greek]

D 277 is the assembly-line sequence number. M is the exterior paint code which is listed as white. 2A is the interior trim code listed as black vinyl. I'm not sure what the number "1" indicates. My guess is that it relates to the assembly-line sequencing also. This tag is called the body "buck" tag. ---Chuck

[85gtmustang]

Thanks Chuck ,and Yea I Knew Its Called The Buck Tag As Ive Had Many Ponies Angain Thanks Mark

[Jay H 237]

Originally Posted by 85gtmustang

from a 1967 mustang coupe tag on the fender apron D 277 1 H19 65A M 2A

D = dealer order

277 = factory rotation number (assembly line sequence as mentioned before)

1 = welding bay

H19 = date buck tag was created (bucked), car was most likely built a day or two later, August 19th

65A = standard interior coupe (as mentioned before)

M = exterior color (again, as mentioned)

2A = standard black interior (as mentioned)

If the car had any major options from the factory they would be in code under the "65A M 2A" line of the tag. For example you may find "PS" for power steering, "PB" for power brakes, "LP" for stereo speakers, "DE" for dual exhaust or "Vinyl" for a vinyl top.