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Old 02-16-2026, 09:31 PM
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There's an OO Judge on Bring A Trailer. Numbers seem to match. But, it got me wondering about the rear axle.


I thought a 4 speed Judge would have the 9799202 (N) But, this one has the 9799100. Is it because it's non-Saf-T-Track?

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69 and 70 peg legs didn't get the Nodular housing .
I don't think the 3.23 and lower numerical posi cars got the Nodular either.

What was the B on the line under the paint code - on the trim tag ?
I know it wasn't for a Black Vinyl Top
Thinking it may have been 2nd Shift followed by jiggy-buck number .... ?

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Old 02-23-2026, 08:02 PM
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I was thinking B80, roof molding. But, I have no clue.

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Old 02-23-2026, 10:40 PM
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okay
Appears to be a Baltimore only tag feature - in 70 .

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69 and 70 peg legs didn't get the Nodular housing .
I don't think the 3.23 and lower numerical posi cars got the Nodular either.

What was the B on the line under the paint code - on the trim tag ?
I know it wasn't for a Black Vinyl Top
Thinking it may have been 2nd Shift followed by jiggy-buck number .... ?
As far as everything I’ve ever found, you are correct on the rear end information .

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Old 02-24-2026, 12:10 AM
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The other fellow on BaT , who was tripping , said his had an A in that spot -
where the OO had a B .
He was mistakenly sure it was a vinyl top code.

OO car was 06 06 paint code. T T invoice color code.

Jiggy-Buck is slang for body framing cart

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I actually Have a tag with 'F' in it?
Also they seem to be before the new year on the tag.
(after 12C or so no letter)



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That kills the production shift idea with an F

Might could be a production line ID

Or a grading system of what the controller thought about the order content .

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