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Mod Top #38

Rich and Sandy Bellerby tells us about their rare 1969 340/4-speed Mod Top Swinger!:

Click here for a catalog of Mod Swinger pictures - resto in progress and finished product.

Front Quarter view

Rear Quarter view

Mod Top City!

Mod Top Dart Swinger Top


Here is the information on the fender tag:

END
A46 M21 M25 R11 V1H V8X
    F6 D2X X9 430 134700
E55 D21 LM23 P9B XXXXXX

END = end of codes

A46 = Moulding Package (includes upper door frame, drip rail, grille surround, wheel lip and deck lid lower mouldings); M21 = Drip Rail moldings (these go above your side windows, along the edge of the roofline); M25 = Body sill mouldings; R11 = AM radio; V1H = Green floral vinyl top (this color only available on Darts/Coronets); V8X = Transverse tape sport stripe;

F6 = Bright Green Metallic exterior paint; D2X = Deluxe Black vinyl bench seats; X9 = black Interior paint (console, instrument panel), and black carpet; 430 = April 30, 1969 build date; 134700 = order number

E55 = 340, 4bbl, 275 hp; D21 = A833 4-speed floor shift transmission ; LM = Dodge, Medium class ; 23 = 2 door hardtop; P = 340 engine; 9 = 1969 model year; B = built at Hamtramck, MI (a 'burb of Detroit); XXXXXX = sequence number. They start at 100000, and all the cars built on that line get a number.

More info about the car:

  • Engine that came with the car orginally? - 340
  • Engine in the car now - 340
  • Tranny that came orginally? - A833 4 SPD
  • Tranny in the car now? - A833 4 SPD
  • Original Exterior color? - F6 BRIGHT GREEN METALLIC
  • Exterior color now? - : F6 BRIGHT GREEN METALLIC
  • Interior color - BLACK BENCH D2X BLACK
Rich adds these tidbits of information:
"The car is fully restored. Check out Scatpack.com for pics from the Chryslers at Carlisle July 2001 show. The Mod Swinger is in the third row from the bottom."




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