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Mod Top #41
Gary and Tamara Philpot in Kentucky have an Alpine White 318/904 ModTop Satellite
Here is the information on the fender tag:
05106 188625 9A181715
865 640 080
1Q 7B
W1 W1 F2Q B7
RH23 E44 D31 C02 70XXXX
Aaah, a good ol' Lynch Road tag...hmmm...let's see...
05106 = 05 - Gate sequence number, 106 - Base sequence number;
188625 = Line sequence number;
9A181715 = Not sure what this is!
865 = 318 2bbl, 230hp engine; 640 = 2:76 Rearend with 10 inch drum brakes;
080 = A904 automatic transmission
1Q = probably indicates the Mod Top; 7B = probably indicates light blue accent stripe
W1 = Alpine White exterior paint (listed twice, because this car is not two-tone);
F2Q = Front seat: split bench--Torquoise/Blue with mod insert, rear = bench--Torquoise/Blue with mod insert;
B7 = dark blue Interior paint (console, instrument panel);
RH = Plymouth, High class ; 23 = 2 door hardtop; E44 = 318 230hp engine;
D31 = A904 3 speed auto transmission; C02 = built on 12/02/68;
70XXXX = sequence number. They start at 100000, and all
the cars built on that line get a number.
More info from the owner:
"There are some things about my car
that are not listed. They are as follows: rear defrost, seat belt holders
in rear floor, am/fm radio with dual rear speakers, remote drivers mirror,
lighted ignition key, split bench seat, and exterior chrome body moldings.
I started looking for a car and found this one in Ohio, and a friend of mine
told me that modtops are rare. He showed me a magazine article from January
of 94 which stated that there was known that white ones existed, but no exact
numbers of how many there were.
I am the fourth owner and the car is all original except for paint. We even
have the factory hub caps that are not in the pictures we sent you. I am
currently restoring it and will send finished pictures later."
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Last updated 12/15/01 11:22:18 AM EST
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