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12-31-2003, 04:35 PM
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Option Code Help
For those who read and responded to my previous post....thanks!! Here is the link below for your reference:
http://67-72chevytrucks.net/vboard/s...threadid=83193 Anyway...here are the option codes for a 1972 SWB that I wrote down off the glove box and I was hoping you guys with the reference material could help me: B85 J70 M49 PU? - G78-15-8 Highway BB???? U63 Z84 609 A11 C60 L59 N40 P01 Z53 542 I will try to post some pictures shortly...I found out it is NOT a Super Cheyenne, just a regular Cheyenne. They had trouble getting it started, and they kept tryin' and tryin'....and after a couple minutes ONE OF THE MUFFLERS BLEW UP!!! LITERALLY!!! What would cause that!?!? 
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12-31-2003, 04:56 PM
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Here is a pic of a nice option list with some of the ones you are asking about.
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12-31-2003, 05:04 PM
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Thanks, ChevyDude!!
But what is the PV6 line?? H78-15-8 Highway BB??? I don't understand what that is...
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12-31-2003, 06:04 PM
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B85 - Upper mouldings
J70 - Vacuum power brakes M49 - Turbo Hydramatic transmission (If it came with a smallblock, it's a turbo 350, if it came with a big block, it's a turbo 400) PU? - G78-15-8 Highway BB???? -tire size U63 - AM pushbutton radio Z84 - Cheyenne package 609 - Interior color code blue, (Med blue since the exterior color is med blue) A11 - Tinted windows (not tint like modern, but a greenish tint) C60 - Air conditioning L59 - It's LS9 - 350 4bbl N40 - Power steering P01 - Bright metal hubcaps Z53 - Ammeter temp oil pressure gauges 542 - paint code, Medium blue/ white two tone The muffler blew up because they pumped a lot of fuel into the exhaust and when it finally started, it lit the fuel and kaboom! Goodbye muffler.
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12-31-2003, 06:05 PM
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This is everything that i have. I looked on ebay for a long time an compiled this list of option codes off pics sent by the sellers of the trucks. Just try to find your code and see what it stands for. A couple of them may not be right, but 95% of them are correct.
4 season air conditioning C60 turbo hydro-matic M49 heavy duty battery T60 AM push button radio U63 Front wheel lock hubs F76 Rear window sliding A28 402 cubic inch engine L47 350 cubic inch engine LS9 Tachometer U16 Power steering N40 Heavy rear spring G50 Tinted glass A11 Front and rear shock absorbers F51 3.73 rear axle ratio H05 Comfortilt steering N33 gauges-ammeter,oil. Z53 Front tow hook V26 Full Foam seat Z52 Posi-traction rear axle G80 Cargo Lamp UF2 4 Speed transmition M20 Front and rear chrome bumpers V37 West coast mirror D65 Front stabilizer F59 Door edge guards B93 Painted Rear bumper V38 Tool and Stowage Box K21 Full Wheel Covers P01 Cheyenne Equipment Z84 Plate Fuel Tank Skid NA4 Auxillary fuel tank NL2 Below eyeline mirror DG4 Poly-Wrap Air Cleaner K43 Rear Step Bumper V43 Manual Throttle K31 Camper Wiring UY1 16" spare tire Q20 Panoramic Window A10 Heavy Duty Radiator V10 Cigarette Lighter U37
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12-31-2003, 06:09 PM
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Quote:
'H78' was about the same as a P255-70 is now. '15' means 15 inch wheel '8' I'd guess is the rim width 'Highway BB' is the tire type.
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12-31-2003, 06:13 PM
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Just the option code for the tires.... old school way of measuring tires...not the 235/75/R 15 you might be used to nowadays.
G78 15 8 BB Not real sure on all of this but a 15 inch tire with 78% height of the width 8 ply and blackwall belted. Just a guess for not looking it up actually. Want something fore the G ..how about grip or maybe its the speed rating.
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12-31-2003, 06:32 PM
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Thanks for the help!!
Yeah, I've never heard a muffler blow up before. It was like someone fired off a shot gun right next to my ear.  Can any permanent damage be done to any vital components? I may not know much, but things blowing up can tend to have adverse affects on other things around them... Paul |
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