I recently came upon a unique car that I need help with. The guy I bought it from said it is a 64' Coronet 500 that originaly had a 426 Hemi. The original 426 Hemi emblems are still on the car but the motor and tranny are gone. I am having trouble decoding the trim tag. Please help!!! The tag is as follows.

1234567890

29 23 153

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

80 55 1orI 3orB

SO NUMBER BDY TRM PNT

120 08380 W32 HIR PP3W

 

See if this helps.
http://www.stockmopar.com/mopar-vin-decoding.html

 

Thanks, but this only seems to work on newer cars. Is this car so rare that there is no data on it?

 

Pretty sure 64's came with wedges and a cross ram, not a hemi..

 

hemi's were not put into production cars until 65 i believe

 

gtx is right , you couldnt get a hemi till 65. your car most likely came w/ the 426 street wedge. a decent motor , and few were made., it still makes you car highly desirable.

 

I have got the title yet, but the guy I got the car from swears it is a late 64. Could this be possible? If it is a 65' what would the value of this car be without the original running gear? What would it be worth if I found the original running gear?

 

it all depends on condition

when you get the car, post pics and we can help you determine its value