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Looks to be from about 1985-1989 Shell introduced the SU-2000 in 1985 and replaced it with SU-2000E in 1990 Alan

Here you go. Alan

The DMV is a bunch of clueless buffoons, you will get the answer you want going to the DMV, it is all how you ask the question. I agree this is an issue for the state police not the DMV. Alan

They never use production sequences, they use their own. Alan

I highly doubt the police did a thorough VIN check, if they did they would have seen that the numbers didn't match, lazy on their part. They should have also noticed the tag was not original. Somewhere along the way the dash pad or the VIN tag was replaced, followed by the lazy VIN check. Alan

Hamtramck built almost 300,000 cars for the 67 model year, at an average of 25,000 cars a month which works out to about 800 a day. In 67 there were about 62,000 Barracudas, production started the end of October. Valiant, about 97,000 Dart, about 123,000 This is just Hamtramck, not including Los...

The SO number is specific to each car but you need to include the date as part of the number. In your case 42402016, there could easily be a 42502016 (the next day) On the VIN BH23D72318220 the next car weather a Dart, Valiant or Barracuda (at the same plant) would be ******72318221 I'm not...

The ZCL series would be early in the 69 model year, I'm surprised the studios used the actual plates for the car, even at that time the studios would use movie plates and would often be seen on different cars. I had two different 69's both with Z series plates, 69 Pontiac ZNR-889 and a 69...

Have you looked for a broadcast sheet yet? Alan

Correct, the blocks, cranks, rods, heads are all the same. Commando = Pistons, cam, intake, (valve covers, carb, distributor, air cleaner...) Alan

65 Model year assembled 10-22-64 Alan

Also on the front of the block (near head on driver side) it may be stamped A-273, B-273, C-273 etc. Alan