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1st Generation 1964 1/2 - 1973 - Questions & general discussions that apply to a specific year => 1967 Mustang => Topic started by: 67BB390 on January 13, 2016, 02:40:06 PM
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My 67 fastback was Dearborn built on 4/21/67. Where would the Buck tag be located? Marti report just has a - mark on the report where it says Buck tag. I ordered a new one from him & want to put it in the right spot.
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This should help - Passenger side, front face of the radiator support
(http://www.concoursmustang.com/forum/gallery/5/6-130116130506.jpeg)
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Jeff, is the attaching screw for the buck tag unique to buck tag ?
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Jeff, is the attaching screw for the buck tag unique to buck tag ?
The screw shown in the picture is used elsewhere - depending on year. The first place that comes to mind is retaining the roof weather strip channel to the upper edge of the door and window opening
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What would be the correct screw for the OP, My car was built the same week and same plant and seems to have the same incorrect screw.
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In addition to the location Jeff mentioned, I find those also on 67 upper console mounting brackets, 67-68 fastback rear interior panel brackets, 67 dash pad where attached to the windshield structure, and a few other places. I've got a bunch of spares, PM me if you need one. I'm sure others here have them and would do the same. Phillips head, disproportionately large, sheet metal screw. I would have to look again to see if it is self tapping.
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Sorry I wasn't clear the screw in the OP's pic IS the right screw ?
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I'm not seeing a pic on the OP. Jeff's reply shows the screw, and would say that is the style I see as well. Same screw I've seen on Metuchen buck tags, but of course they are not mounted in the same location.
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Have seen other style screws used - on other plants and years
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Thanks, My mistake Jeff's pic- uses same screw and same location for the buck on my 67 Dearborn car.
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For others viewing the picture I posted notice the horizontal line in the metal plate.
You'll find a discussion of some of the plants "recycling" the door and warranty tag blanks as buck tags in at least one other thread on the site.
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April 68 Dearborn, same location but only one hole ... if it may help
(red color not origine ...)
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April 68 Dearborn, same location but only one hole ... if it may help
(red color not origine ...)
Yes as you show 68 Dearborn is very different though the location is in the general area.
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For others viewing the picture I posted notice the horizontal line in the metal plate.
Jeff,
Funny how what caught my eye that it was a warranty plate was the perfect rivet hole on the left side of the tag. I completely missed the horizontal line. :o
Regards,
Pete Morgan
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Do I recall correctly not all 67 Dearborn cars got a buck tag?
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Do I recall correctly not all 67 Dearborn cars got a buck tag?
Don't believe they were a feature on 67 Dearborn cars at the start of production that model year.
Possibly first used in the spring of 67. Earliest I have record of is from a possible March (sorry no Marti report on the VIN) car.
Checked the Buck Tag Chain Letter and we didn't receive many 67 Dearborn examples in that effort from 1998.
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Earliest buck tag information I have is for 7F03S174109. Based on the VIN, I guess this S-code may have rolled through the line late December 66 through February 67 (Dearborn tags didn't have a date on them for the 67 and 68 model runs).
Regards,
Pete Morgan
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Earliest buck tag information I have is for 7F03S174109. Based on the VIN, I guess this S-code may have rolled through the line late December 66 through February 67 (Dearborn tags didn't have a date on them for the 67 and 68 model runs).
Same one I have (you likely shared it with me)
Using the Mustang Production Guide for help other VINs similar to that came up with a projected build date of "C" (March in that book so that is where I came up with my estimate - would guess possibly a month in either direction
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My April 28 67 cougar came with a buck tag. All cougars being built in Dearborn in 67.
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Thanks guys, I thought there was something unique about 67 Dearborn buck tags.
For reference, my Feb 7 Dearborn Mustang does not have a buck tag and no screw hole so it never did. ;)
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Thanks for the info {again} Jeff.