1970 E-body Radio option code R21

[Xcudame]

Let's just say then the fender tag has been reproduced because it's missing obvious "things". And some people will do anything to make an extra buck or two.

Not to take away from your car. 383 4 speed is a great car. And you're happy with it and that's all that matters. But be for warned, if you try to sell it as a numbers matching car, people who know are going to point out the fender tag. And now, I'm not going to tell you what is missing because it's one semi secure way to keep people from faking fender tags!

 

[ylocuda]

Ok photos from the early 90’s. As you can see its was close to junk yard.

View attachment IMG_1820.jpeg

 

[ylocuda]

Pics I took today showing the matching vin numbers. Its not fake. The tag is real. I am not in this for making money and oh well the original motor is gone but it has all absolutely correct P/N’s parts for 1970. Physically identical. I plan to donate car. Pic 1838 you can see the pistol grip shifter.

View attachment IMG_1839.jpeg

View attachment IMG_1838.jpeg

View attachment IMG_1836.jpeg

View attachment IMG_1834.jpeg

View attachment IMG_1833.jpeg

View attachment IMG_1844.jpeg

View attachment IMG_1840.jpeg

View attachment IMG_1845.jpeg

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[Cuda Hunter]

 

[ylocuda]

Ok, I am moving past the fender tag argument and lets say it was reproduced due to the left front accident and that the inner fender was replaced and the tag was mangled. The facts I think we all can agree on based on VIN number is the car is a 383 Cuda. It definitely is a 4sp and definitely came with A/C. This is not something dealerships would have on their lots. Someone had to place an order to get this combo. Would this be why the tag shows the Y39 option?