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GENERAL Page INF-2 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG INFORMATION INDEX TO INFORMATION PAGES PAGE NO. ABBREVIATIONS ............................... INF-19 - ALPHABETICAL INDEX ........................... INF-20 COLOR CODED OR MIXED PART NUMBERS ................. INF-23 COLORED PAGE IDENTIFICATION. ..................... INF-21 ENGINE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS .................... INF-18 HOW TO LOCATE PARTS. .......................... INF-22 ILLUSTRATIONS ............................... INF-20 INTERFILING REVISION PAGES ....................... LNF - 22 MODEL CODES. ............................... INF- 3 MODEL SPECIFICATIONS ........................... INF- 6 VALIANT PLYMOUTH DART DODGE 880 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL NUMERICAL INDEX ...................... INF-20 ORDERING INFORMATION .......................... INF-23 PAGE NUMBERING. ............................. INF-21 PAINT AND TRIM SPECIFICATIONS. .................... INF- 8 VALIANT PLYMOUTH DART DODGE 880 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL PARTS CATALOG REVISION SERVICE. ................... INF-22 PARTS PACKAGES ............................ INF-21 PART. TYPE CODE SYSTEM ......................... INF-21 BERIAL NUMBERS .............................. INF- 4 SPECIFYING INFORMATION ......................... INF-22 STANDARD PARTS ........................... INF-21 SYMBOLS USED IN THIS CATALOG ..................... INF-18 September 6, 1083. Page INF-a ~bnedhu~~. GENERAL INFORMATION 196-4-P-ASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG Page INF-s GENERAL INFORMATION - .. .. This publication contains parts idormation for 1864 Plymouth, Valiant, Dodge, Dart, Chrysler and Impertol Passenger Cars. In the event replacement parts which are not listed are required, they may be ordered by &scriptlonor M Type Code, giving the model and vehicle serW number to which they apply. Trim items, such as seat backs, seat mhions and trimming materids are listed in Group 23 - Interior Trim and should be ordered by put munber, description aud car vehicle serial number. A special Trim Order Form is provided to axpedite trim material orders. A Numerical and an Alplrabetical Index are provided. The use of this Parts Catalog and the arrangement of information therein is explained in the General Information Section, 1964 PASSENGER CAR MODEL CODES Throughout this catalog "Model Codes" are wed where it is necessary to clarify the model application of listed part numbers. Complete model codes are described below, however, the series letter (V for 1964) is not repeated in the text of the catalog. Example: (VDZ-H, below) -- 1964, Dodge, 8 Cylinder, Polara. Printed in USA. page INF-3 March 16, 1964 Supersedes Sept. 6, 1963. GENERAL Pa@ INF-4 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG INFORMATION 1964 PASSENGER CAR SERIAL NUMBERS \ k:;;:? All assembly plants use a uniform method for assigning vehicle serial numbers. This number consists of 10 digits which may be interpreted as Indicated below. Example: Vabt, V100, 1964, produced at Detroit Lynch Road Assembly Plant, first vehicle built. SEQUENCE ASSEMBLY PLANT Valiant 6 -1. -==+Valiant 8 Cyl. / ' 1 numbers all vehicles Plymouth 6 Cyl. 3 Jefferson (Detroit) begbming at 100 001 PlJrmouth 8 Cyl. regardless of car make Dodge 6 CyL and model, except Dodge Custom 880 Detroit built Valiant Dodge 8 CyL and Dart models which Dart 6 Cyl. begin with 500 001. Dart 8 Cyl. Imperial I March 15, 1966 Supersedes March 16, 1964. Page INF-4 Printed in USA GENERAL INF~RMATION 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG page m-s 1964 PASSENGER CAR SERIAL NUMBERS - CONT'D BODY CODE PLATE The location of the Body Code Plate varies with each ear line. This plate contains the schedule number, bod9 -3 trim code, and paint code of the vehicle to which it is attached. 19x7940 VEHICLE SERIAL NUMBER PLATE The Vehicle Serial Number Plate is located on the left front door hinge pillar ("A" Post). Always specify the vehicle serial number when ordering parts by description. 19x7941 For a description of vehicle serial numbers refer to the section covering "1964 Passenger Car Serial Numbers". PrMed in USA Page INF-5 September 6, 1963. GENERAL Page INF-6 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG INFORMATION 1964 MODEL SPECIFICATIONS VALIANT I I I I Wl-L Vl00 6 TVI-L 1142-500001 1145-100001 1146-100001 1147-100001 W1-L VlW Station Wwn 6 TV1-L 1542-500001 1545-100001 1546-100001 1547-100001 W1-8 V200 6 TVl-H 1342-500001 1345-100001 1346-100001 1347-100001 W1-H V200 Station Wagon 6 TV1-H 1742-500001 1745-100001 1746-100001 1741-100001 Wl-P Signet 200 6 TVl-P 1442-500001 1445-100001 1448-100001 1447-100001 W2-L Vl00 Station Wagon 8 - V542-500001 V545-100001 V546-100001 V547-100001 W2-H V20O 8 - VS42-WWOl V345-100001 V346-100001 V347-100001 W2-H V200 Station Wagon 8 - V?42-500001 V745-100001 V746-100001 V747-100001 ~2-P Signet 200 8 - V442-500001 V445-100001 V446-10OW1 V447-100001 PLYMOUTH VPI-L I svov I a I TPI-L VPl-L I Savoy Station Wagon 1 8 ( TP1-L VP1-M I Belvedere 8 TPl-M VP1-H I Fury I 6 I TP1-H VP2-L 1 Savov 1 8 I TP2-L VP2-L I Szvov Station Wamn 1 8 1 TP2-L VP2-M I Belvedere 1 8 1 TP2-M VP2-M I Belvedere Station wagon1 8 1 TP2-M DART 16, 1965 Supersedes March 16, 1984. Page INF-6 Printed in U.S.A. & GENERAL INFORMATION 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG age INF-7 1964 MODEL SPECIFICATIONS - CONT'D DODGE MI-L 330 6 TD1-L 4142-100001 4145-100001 4146-100001 4147-100001 MI-L 1 330 Station Waeon I 6 I TD1-L 1 4542-100001 1 4545-100001 1 4546-100001 1 4547-100001 VD1-M 440 6 TDI-M 4242-100001 4245-100001 4246-100001 4247-100001 VD1-H Polara 6 TD1-H 4342-100001 4345-100001 4346-100001 4347-100001 VD2-L 330 Station Wapn 8 TD2-L 6542-100001 6545-100001 6546100001 6547-100001 VD2-M 440 8 TD2-M 6242-100001 6245-100001 6246-100001 6247-100001 VD2-M 440 Station Wwn 8 TD2-M 6642-100001 6645-100001 6646-100001 6647-100001 VA3-E 880 6 TALE 5143-100001 . VA3-E 880 Station Wagon 8 TA3-E 5543-100001 CBRYSLER VCl-L Newport 8 TC1-L 8143-100001 VCl-L Newport Station Wagon 8 TC1-L 8543-100001 VC2-M 300 8 TC2-M 8243-100001 VC2-SOOK WOK 8 TC2-300J 8443-100001 VC3-H New Yorker 8 TC3-H 8343-100001 VC3-ii New Yorker Ststion Wmn 8 TC3-H 8743-100001 VC3-8 I New Yorker Salon 1 8 1 TC3-H 1 8843-100001 1 I I IMPERIAL 1 8 1 TYl-M 1 9243-100001 1 I I Printed in US.A. Page INF-7 arch 15, 1965 Supersedes March 16, 1984. GENERAL page INF-8. 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG INF-WTION PAINTS AND TRIMS - VALIANT All Vinyl Trim on V-200 &Door Sedan end Ststlon Wagon i. an extra cost option. Please see Confidential Price BuUetirr +%wet Exslusire. TWO-TONE COLORS (EXTRA COST) TOP CO~IBASICCOLOR I NOT& Two-Lone color. are not svdlsbls on Signet. On Sigmet 2 Door Hardtoo ad= Nl-Viql Rod, code 695 w 696, I! two-cone effect is dcsireb September 6, 1963. Page INP-8 Rihd in US*. GENERAL INFORMATION 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG pnge INP-o Printed in U.S.A. Pa@ INF-9 September 8, 1963. GENERAL Page INF-10 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG INFORMATION PAINT AND TRIM SELECTIONS DART 170 AND 270 LOW LINE - 170 1 HIGH LINE - 2m I TIYO. TONE 1 I DART GT (Standard Paint Combinations) March 16, 1964 Supersedes Sept. 6, 1963. Page INF-10 GENERAL INFOR~YIATION 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTSCATALOG page INP-11 PAINT AND TRIM SELECTIONS DODGE 440 Prided in USA. Page INT-I1 September 6, 1063. GENERAL PeINF-12 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG INFORMATION PAINT AND TRIM SELECTIONS DODGE POLARA TOPS - COLORS 'With Blue Trim Qtly '' H4X N/A with EEI or DEZ DODGE POLARA 500 SPORT PACKAGE March 16, 1964 Supersedes Sept. 6, 1963. Page INF-12 Rinled in U.S.A. GENERAL INFORMATION 1964 PASSENGERCAR PARTS CATALOG page INF- 13 PAINT AND TRIM SELECTIONS DODGE 880 (Models 513-556-557 only) DODGE CUSTOM 880 (Models 522-523-524-525-568 and 569 only) Printed in USA. Page INF-13 March 16. 1964 Supersedes Sept. 8, 1963. GENERAL Page INF-14 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG INFORMATION SOLID COLOR CARS - PAINT AND TRIM OPTIONS MODEL 4 DOOR SEDAN XOTEI Bucht seats have &dlvfdusl adjutmat and will have a Flxed Center Cushion and Fold Down Am Rest except when Cmsola I8 dad. Console 1. stmd..d m 300K. All Bucket Saeta here redlniq mat back on psssenga side. Morfh 16, 1964 Supersedes Sept. 6, 1963. Page INF-14 P&td ir USA. GENERAL ~NFORMATION 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG page INF-15 TWO-TONE PAINT* AND TRIM OPTIONS TOWN AND COUNTRY WAGONS ONLY CARCOtORS TOPa3faW~COu)a NEW YORKER 4 DOOR SEDAN AND HARDTOP ONLY CAlPOPY MOULDING (CODE6.3s) - MANDATCUY WITH TWO-TONE PAINT CAR COLORS TOP COLORlaASIC COLOR *Thaae opUms ue avrllable at extra coat. Pbaw an, CddsrUd Price Bulletla Printed in USA Page INP-15 March 16, 1964 Supersedes Sept. 6, 1963. GEHERAL INF-10 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG INFORHATION SOLID COLOR CARS - PAINT AND TRIM OPTIONS IMPERIAL member 8, 1903. Page MP-16 RLhd h USA. GENERAL INFORMATION 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG Page INF-11 RintedhUSA. Fage INF-11 September 6, 1963. GENERAL Page INF-18 1964 PASSENGER CAR PARTS CATALOG NORMATION ENGINE IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS " \. .,; bc: The following chart provides vplesof identification numbers of all 1964 engines, and the location of the boss on which the engine number is stamped. It should be noted the cubic inch displacement of all engines except the 300K 413 cubic inch engine can be determined from the identification number. The last numerals of the identification numbers of all engines except the 318 cubic inch engine indicate the month and day the engine was built (examples on the chart assume a production date of August 1.) The "318" engine identification number concludes with a serial sequence number.
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    PRESS-HERALD DECEMBER 6, 1964 B-9 AUTOMOTIVE (AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE _lAUTQMOTIVE (AUTOMOTIVE _' Automotive ! Automotive ___ AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES , AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES i AUTOMOBILES : AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES 190 For Sale 190 For Sale 190 For Sale 190 For Sale 170 fn, SQ|P t90 For Sale 190 For Sale 1°0 For Sale SACRIFICE CARL'S CAR*DEALS • TO e> MAKE • TOO •SMILE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH - VALIANT - IMPERIAL and the Fabulous BARRACUDA HAVE . '60 RAMBLER NEW CAR SALES rVbel V.» 4 rloor Wagon. Stick nhift. Radio, heater. Hurry for thu one. USED FINAL floo *3401 OVERSTOCK! CLEARANCE OUR USED CAR DEPT. & WE MUST LIQUIDATE!!! '61 FALCON 2-Door D»lu«e. Automatic. radio, heater, white urte Our entire inventory willa A I'ttie red beauty LATE »7Q9. to the core. We are SALE! »79°» »27" slashed BRAND NEW 1964's t * 'Down *" Per Mo Most! ' MODEL making way for 1965 and DEALING WITH US IS LIKE HAVING A FRIEND 58 CHEVROLET AT THE FACTORY Bel Air, 4 door V-S. Autn. matic. radio, heater. Real we will deal-NOW! USED CARS Harp J599. 64 VALIANT STATION WAGON 55900 »3V° S2259 '59 Chevy '63 T-Bird '63 T-Bird » » Oo»n «» ' Per Mo O'. Brl Air. Auto..Ml.C Irjninvi 64 VALIANT SIGNET HARDTOP on., radio 4. heater, whittwaiu wndow» Radio and hrater. white hit car it a beautiful metallic greer wallt. tint-rl qUM Ren-iti. control 59 R:NAULT 1961 CHRYSLER 2-Door. 225 engine. radio, heater. wnitew.ille. padded daih. Wa« \2~2! S2310 i. aam N''«PTt :-'l<v>r Hurt top llu auto r 3 '/^B llrnK-r.
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    Vehicle Data Codes as of 1/26/2010 Press CTRL + F to prompt the search field. VEHICLE DATA CODES TABLE OF CONTENTS 1--LICENSE PLATE TYPE (LIT) FIELD CODES 1.1 LIT FIELD CODES FOR REGULAR PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE PLATES 1.2 LIT FIELD CODES FOR AIRCRAFT 1.3 LIT FIELD CODES FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES AND SNOWMOBILES 1.4 SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES 1.5 LIT FIELD CODES FOR SPECIAL LICENSE PLATES 2--VEHICLE MAKE (VMA) AND BRAND NAME (BRA) FIELD CODES 2.1 VMA AND BRA FIELD CODES 2.2 VMA, BRA, AND VMO FIELD CODES FOR AUTOMOBILES, LIGHT-DUTY VANS, LIGHT- DUTY TRUCKS, AND PARTS 2.3 VMA AND BRA FIELD CODES FOR CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT PARTS 2.4 VMA AND BRA FIELD CODES FOR FARM AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT AND FARM EQUIPMENT PARTS 2.5 VMA AND BRA FIELD CODES FOR MOTORCYCLES AND MOTORCYCLE PARTS 2.6 VMA AND BRA FIELD CODES FOR SNOWMOBILES AND SNOWMOBILE PARTS 2.7 VMA AND BRA FIELD CODES FOR TRAILERS AND TRAILER PARTS 2.8 VMA AND BRA FIELD CODES FOR TRUCKS AND TRUCK PARTS 2.9 VMA AND BRA FIELD CODES ALPHABETICALLY BY CODE 3--VEHICLE MODEL (VMO) FIELD CODES 3.1 VMO FIELD CODES FOR AUTOMOBILES, LIGHT-DUTY VANS, AND LIGHT-DUTY TRUCKS 3.2 VMO FIELD CODES FOR ASSEMBLED VEHICLES 3.3 VMO FIELD CODES FOR AIRCRAFT 3.4 VMO FIELD CODES FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES 3.5 VMO FIELD CODES FOR CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 3.6 VMO FIELD CODES FOR DUNE BUGGIES 3.7 VMO FIELD CODES FOR FARM AND GARDEN EQUIPMENT 3.8 VMO FIELD CODES FOR GO-CARTS 3.9 VMO FIELD CODES FOR GOLF CARTS 3.10 VMO FIELD CODES FOR MOTORIZED RIDE-ON TOYS 3.11 VMO FIELD CODES FOR MOTORIZED WHEELCHAIRS 3.12