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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1969 Mustang => Topic started by: J_Speegle on March 11, 2012, 08:34:55 PM
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This came up about 10 plus years ago so I've been kind of following these.
Figured I would post what I've got so far. Hope sharing will help owners of cars put back the original decals rather than the "expected" one on concours cars. Without this I would guess some would get a little push back with a D0 decal on a 69 car ;)
Hope this helps some of you - Only challenge now is getting some of these reproduced
1- Appears to be at least four different designs used during the production year
C9AZ-A
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/8/6-080917172434-8635928.jpeg)
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/8/6-080917172436-86362328.jpeg)
C9AZ-B
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/8/6-080917172437-8637846.jpeg)
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/8/6-080917172439-8638519.jpeg)
D0ZA-C Why is one attached to the passenger door? Not sure but for the record this is from 9T03F13590x
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/8/6-080917172442-8640150.jpeg)
"Typical" location
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/6/6-050417035719.jpeg)
D0ZA-D released around the same time as the Boss's started production
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/8/6-080917172444-86411570.jpeg)
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/8/6-080917172446-864244.jpeg)
A list of the cars found so far with each difference decal
Updated 12/2014
Dearborn
9F119155 C9ZA-B
9F119691 C9ZA-B
9F122793 C9ZA-B
9R125116 C9ZA-B
9F138430 C9ZA-B
9F143429 C9ZA-B
9F146380 C9ZA-B
9F174567 C9ZA-B
9F176567 C9ZA-B
9F157072 C9ZA-B
9F168441 C9ZA-B
9F222700 C9ZA-B
9F172552 D0ZA-C
9F192xxx DOZA-D
9F194394 DOZA-D
9F197524 DOZA-D
9F200293 DOZA-D
9F205163 DOZA-D (69RavenConv)
9F218022 DOZA-D
9F222515 DOZA-D
9F222699 DOZA-D
9F2227xx C9ZA-B
NJ
9T108444 C9ZA-A (Brian Conway)
9T121672 C9ZA-A
9T131670 C9ZA-B
9T159430 C9ZA-B
9T160196 C9ZA-B
9T164457 C9ZA-B
9T135901 D0ZA-C ??????
9T196666 DOZA-D
9T200389 DOZA-D (stuartb01)
9T202310 DOZA-D
9T210602 DOZA-D
San Jose
9R104721 C9ZA-A
9R110172 C9ZA-A
9R118062 C9ZA-A
9R125119 C9ZA-A
9R114855 C9ZA-B
9R110336 C9ZA-B
9R113168 C9ZA-B
9R114465 C9ZA-B
9R114855 C9ZA-B
9R115596 C9ZA-B
9R119740 C9ZA-B
9R120289 C9ZA-B
9R120885 C9ZA-B
9R124011 C9ZA-B
9R125116 C9ZA-B
9R125119 C9ZA-B
9R138502 C9ZA-B
9R147113 C9ZA-B
9R156640 C9ZA-B (rockhouse66)
9R161544 C9ZA-B
9R162643 C9ZA-B
9R170501 D0ZA-C
9R170530 D0ZA-C
9R174981 D0ZA-C
9R175489 DOZA-D (69grandecj)
9R185982 DOZA-D
Additional note - Similar things (D0 on 69 cars) is seen on Cougars
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Jeff
My SportsRoof (9R175489) built May 8 has the last D0 tire pressure decal.
Looks like I was correct in putting the second decal on the Grande (9R134029).
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Thanks Nelson - added your sportroof to the list above
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My unrestored SJ 156640 also has the "B" decal.
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9T02R108444 Built 9/19/68 has the C9ZA-1532-A . Brian
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My Dearborn convertible (9F205163) built 6/04/69 had the D0ZA-1532-D decal.
Interesting thread, I did not know there were variations.
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Thanks for posting this thread, Jeff. I ordered the correct decal for my car today. I know this is old hat to some of you, but for those of us who don't know, stuff like this is very helpful. Even though I've owned my car since 1974, I would have blindly used the wrong decal from my one-size-fits-all decal kit and never bothered to look closely enough to know it was incorrect.
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Thanks for posting this thread, Jeff. I ordered the correct decal for my car today. I know this is old hat to some of you, but for those of us who don't know, stuff like this is very helpful. Even though I've owned my car since 1974, I would have blindly used the wrong decal from my one-size-fits-all decal kit and never bothered to look closely enough to know it was incorrect.
Your welcome but don't assume any of this gets "old hat" since most of us have learned that there is always something new around the corner and there is so much that has not been studied. IMHO these are the sort of details (identifiable patterns) that, if applied, keep all the car from being cookie cutters of one another. At the same time posting and discussing them help both the owners and the judges ;)
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Updated list 12/2014
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Jeff,
Checked my old door and it appears to have the DOZA-D version. Car produced in NJ and s/n is 9T02F200389.
thanks,
Stu
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70 shelbys have doza-e decal on rh door
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Checked my old door and it appears to have the DOZA-D version. Car produced in NJ and s/n is 9T02F200389.
Thanks Stu - included it in the list above. Fits the pattern well
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Jeff,
Thank you very much for this. I was getting ready to use the C9 tire decal on my 1969 1/2 BOSS 302 217159, however this information tells me that most likely I needed to have the D0-D tire decal. This was backed up by my memory of the original tire decal having a line with the 302 HO on it but I didn't see any C9 decals with that line.
John
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1968?? boss 302??? typo maybe??
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Your welcome John. Noticed this decades ago then like many things just started collecting data points to give us what we have today with solid evidence of these changes and the different versions. To me this just adds to make a car a better representation of how the cars were built and that they are not all cookie cutter cars we sometimes see at shows or where ever
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1968?? boss 302??? typo maybe??
Yeah, Rare huh?! Yes Typo now fixed.
However one of my BOSS 302 blocks does have a November 29, 1967 casting date so if we average it out.....
John
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Your welcome John. Noticed this decades ago then like many things just started collecting data points to give us what we have today with solid evidence of these changes and the different versions. To me this just adds to make a car a better representation of how the cars were built and that they are not all cookie cutter cars we sometimes see at shows or where ever
Jeff,
Dead Nuts On has a D0AZ-D Tire decal,
John
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Jeff,
Dead Nuts On has a D0AZ-D Tire decal,
John
Found that particular decal at NPD also as well as about 6 other versions but appears not all of the 69 used versions are available as reproductions.
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Your welcome John. Noticed this decades ago then like many things just started collecting data points to give us what we have today with solid evidence of these changes and the different versions. To me this just adds to make a car a better representation of how the cars were built and that they are not all cookie cutter cars we sometimes see at shows or where ever
Jeff,
Got the D0AZ-D decal on today, used your pictures as a position reference.
The trunk wiring is all in and really nice original trunk filler panel is on it's way. One more step closer to almost Concourse!
John
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Jeff,
Got the D0AZ-D decal on today, used your pictures as a position reference.
The trunk wiring is all in and really nice original trunk filler panel is on it's way. One more step closer to almost Concourse!
Glad the research and thread helped. If anyone looks close sure someone will ask about the DO sticker on a 69 :)
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Glad the research and thread helped. If anyone looks close sure someone will ask about the DO sticker on a 69 :)
I've already had that discussion and pointed that person to this thread. There is good evidence in this thread.
John