Moparman78
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New to the F-body world, I just acquired a 1978 Aspen and noticed that it has 2 fender tags. Is this normal? And is there any information on decoding them? Any and all help is appreciated.
2 fender tags?
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If it was built at Lynch Road, it will have a second tag used an an inspection stamp.
It will also be more difficult to decode.
Are there codes on the tag, or just one punch mark or a one letter stamp?
If there are several 3 or 4 digit codes, it's probably a high option car.
It will also be more difficult to decode.
Are there codes on the tag, or just one punch mark or a one letter stamp?
If there are several 3 or 4 digit codes, it's probably a high option car.
res1vw21
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Both my '78 SE and '79 SE were high option cars and had two tags. They decode just like a regular tag.
Moparman78
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I did the vin and it says it was built in hamtrack, but it is really optioned
res1vw21
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YY1 is talking about the thin tag that got stamped a long the line when everything got the ok.
Lynch Road was famous for not taking it off like they were saposto.
Lynch Road was famous for not taking it off like they were saposto.
76CinnamonRT
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I had a 77 Aspen R/T superpak car that had just about every option available except a fold down rear seat. It had 2 fender tags and the reeaaally cool part is the sequence number was 332211. Car had t-tops, 318 4 spd, a/c, power windows and locks, rear defrost, am/fm 8 track, bumper guards, you name it. It is actually for sale here in WV i saw it in the paper last week for like $8500
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F body Deconstructor Jim
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I had a 77 Volare premier wagon, loaded to the hilt. The third tag only said "power window door".
Mroldart2u
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Mine isnt what I would call a high option car, but it too has 2 tags... one screwed down in normal place the other is kinda wrapped around the small diagonal running brace rod....
