Can you ID this tag?

[Stephen S.]

I'm the 2nd owner (20+) years of a very original '64 convertible. Today I pulled the seats in preparation for new leather seat covers... and it's first replacement of carpet. When I pulled the seats and flipped them over, I noticed two small tags... One was wrapped loosely around one of the zig-zag springs on the passenger side, the other wrapped around the driver's side release cable (the one that spans the seat).

They have consecutive numbers, SG-3851646 and SG-3851645. Black metal. A single hole on one end that shows signs of originally having a hold down screw.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

[Joe R.]

Re: Can you ID this tag?

Tags like those were attached to all seat bottoms from the factory. Probably the manufacturers part number.

JR

[Harry S.]

Re: Can you ID this tag?

Bottom and Top.....

[Joe L.]

Re: Can you ID this tag?

I'm the 2nd owner (20+) years of a very original '64 convertible. Today I pulled the seats in preparation for new leather seat covers... and it's first replacement of carpet. When I pulled the seats and flipped them over, I noticed two small tags... One was wrapped loosely around one of the zig-zag springs on the passenger side, the other wrapped around the driver's side release cable (the one that spans the seat).

They have consecutive numbers, SG-3851646 and SG-3851645. Black metal. A single hole on one end that shows signs of originally having a hold down screw.

Any thoughts?

Thanks!

Stephen------


These are the GM part numbers for the seat bottom frame assembly. Similar tags are found on Corvette seats for many model years.

[Stephen S.]

Re: Can you ID this tag?

Makes perfect sense! I was surprised to see the consecutive numbers... so I guess its more of a "production number" rather than a "part number".
Thanks
Steve