JetFire

[442w30]

I may have some unpublished production info these cars. If you can give me codes for the options, I can reference what I have.

[69SSZL1]

My cowl tag reads: 07C
STYLE 62-3147 BODY LA 2564
TRIM 973 PAINT H-C
ACC 631(this is the number I need decoded)
Motor HHI423515
Head: S191148T (on this car, the number on the right head is the Motor designation S---T is the Turbo motor)
Trans: OX562 4333s (special Hydomatic 4 speed auto for Jetfire)

Got lots of info here:
http://oldsjetfire.com

[PeteLeathersac]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 69SSZL1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
ACC 631 (this is the number I need decoded)
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I have a few old lists of the pre '63 Accessory Codes and will take a look.
600 range codes for '62 were sometimes for trans and rear axles but being an Oldsie I'd guess it refers to your seat config. buckets and/or console?
Very cool car!
[img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]
~ Pete

[69SSZL1]

I do know that the buckets and console were standard on the Jetfire. It was a top-line car, above the Cutlass. Also was the only available hardtop model. The F85 and Cutlass were Post cars. No covertable Jetfires. Oldsmobile used a Cutlass convertable body and welded a Buick hardtop to it.
I'm guessing the 631 refers to the A/C and/or power windows.

[Xplantdad]

[img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img]

[69VN]

Saw the video you posted---was great! Neat idea for it's time! [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

[442w30]

Here's what I do have:

3147
&quot;A 4 Trans&quot; shows 203 built
&quot;Synchromesh trans&quot; shows 16 built
&quot;Hydramatic trans&quot; shows 3546 built

Don't have anything else pertaining to Jetfire.

[olredalert]

----I owned a low mileage 63 Jetfire a long time ago. Guys that knew anything about them (few and far between) called the methanol mix &quot;Moose Milk&quot;. I didnt keep the little bugger long as it only had about 7000 original miles on it and someone offered me way more for it than I paid. It was a really nice little car and always turned heads......Bill S

[69SSZL1]

Got the Turbo Rocket running this weekend. I am amazed at the power, especially on the top end! I am sure this would beat many stock small block muscle cars. And this car is LOW. The top of the body above the door handle is 34&quot; above the ground. Only 2750 lbs also. Is this an early Muscle Car?
The Turbo Rocket Motor:


MooseMilk:

[bigjake]

[quote=olredalert]----I owned a low mileage 63 Jetfire a long time ago. Guys that knew anything about them (few and far between) called the methanol mix &quot;Moose Milk&quot;. I didnt keep the little bugger long as it only had about 7000 original miles on it and someone offered me way more for it than I paid. It was a really nice little car and always turned heads......Bill S [/quote

Bill--I remember that car. You brought it to the JNS restaurant one morning when we used to stop there for coffee.