Glovebox liner stamp question

[charger440sixpac]

Okay, one of you guys (or gals) who have a 71 or 72 must have a glovebox liner with a nicely legible stamp on it. This is the red-orange mark on the inside back of the liner and I believe only appears on the black 71-72 versions. 73-74's had a white liner and I haven't ever seen any markings on these. I would like to restore mine if I can figure out what the complete marking looks like. I only have these two examples -

[brock]

I lget into this type of questioning myself! So I went to check my late 72 with opaque liner & just
as you suspected: It has no mark

Could your picture on the right be a reverse image? I believe the top
portion of the letter might say "OK" if the image is mirrored.
Similar stamps for paint etc were used, I just can't find any references.

[charger440sixpac]

Yes, I had the same thought. I even have a guess at this one but I was hoping to have some other examples to compare with.

[brock]

I cannot say that 4F is wrong: I can't. But usually as in inspection mark - it would be just numbers,
like maybe 46.

[charger440sixpac]

Good point, your theory could be correct; hence my interest in other data points.
The only other example I have doesn't provide any useful data, unfortunitely.

[brock]

Lets keep our eyes peeled & remember this thread

[charger440sixpac]

I think I found what it's there to signify -

"Paint inspection mark is stamped inside the glovebox instead of being stamped on the inner fender—typical of early Lynch Rd. cars."

www.moparaction.com/Article/GTX-CELLENT/GTX-CELLENT.html

[Jer]

Fine piece of investigative work, there Tim...

You make us Californicators all proud!!
#2Thumbs# #2Thumbs#

[charger440sixpac]

Do I qualify for my boy scout CSI badge yet? ;D

[brock]

Congradulations Tim!!!!!!!!!!!!