Bigdibbs88

Hi All- I have a 67 442 and have the original protecto plate for it. Other than the VIN, I’ve never known what the other markings mean. Can anyone decode this for me? Thank you for any help

rocketraider

The V and OG are the engine and transmission numbers for warranty purposes. Also useful to document presence of original drivetrain.

I'm not 100% on the other fields but someone here will know.

Koda

934 GG should be trim and paint.

Do not lose that card.

Hairy Olds

OG-5819 is on the trans ID tag
V209727G will be on the pass side head facing forward
934 is the trim code and GG is the paint code

joe_padavano

I'll add that the V209727G and OG-5819 engine and trans unit numbers are both consistent with a 1967 442. FYI, this is the only way to prove that a 1967 Olds is "numbers matching", since the numbers don't actually "match" the VIN. The P-O-P ties those unit numbers to the VIN, however.

Trim 934 is a Champagne bench seat interior for a Sport Coupe
The GG paint code is Gold lower and upper body colors
The 338077Mxxxxxx VIN is a 1967 Olds Cutlass Supreme Sports Coupe from Lansing. In the 1967 model year, all 442s were based on the Cutlass Supreme model line, thus the Cutlass Supreme VIN.

Bigdibbs88

Thank you guys for the clarification. I will have to get out there and check the ID on the trans and block.

Bigdibbs88

Found the matching engine number, will have to do some serious cleaning of undercoating to see the trans tag

joe_padavano

Very nice!