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tonys1950
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-- 09-25-2016 @ 6:50 PM
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my cowl code on my 1950 2 door custom is : atac11g349x. I cant decode it per the info provided, as its short of numbers/letters, I checked to see if maybe something was bondo over, it appears not as the cowl has a nice even depression in the areas. any body help ?
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tonys1950
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-- 12-06-2016 @ 7:25 PM
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I HAVE TO ASSUME NOBODY HAS A ANSWER TO MY QUESTION FROM BACK IN SEPT AS TO COWL VIN NUMBERS, I THINK FMC AT THAT TIME DID NOT ENFORCE DRINKING ON THE JOB !!!!! ONLY ANSWER I GOT
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nelsb01
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-- 12-06-2016 @ 8:36 PM
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I agree that you have some interesting stamps on the cowl.
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Big Red 51
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-- 12-07-2016 @ 3:25 AM
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Tony, atac11g349x: The AT is Atlanta assembly plant, then should be C70 for Custom Tudor, then Paint Code; B,thru 5 to 14. At the time, Atlanta had the highest quality output of all the plants. The stamper in your case had a loose "screw" or had an axe to grind. As the 1950 Ford book shows that some 18 different set of codes where found on the 1950 codes. Good Luck
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deluxe40
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-- 12-07-2016 @ 9:38 AM
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I'd guess your car was originally black (A) with Custom Mohair, blue gray stripe upholstery (C) and was built on 11 July (G). The numbers following the date (349x) are a unit production code of some sort (not the serial number). If so, it's just the Body Code (70B for a Custom Deluxe Tudor built after May 12) that is missing.
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tonys1950
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-- 12-07-2016 @ 10:33 AM
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thanks guys for the info, that helps me further identify the car
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