Odd Inner Door Stamping

[7E-Bodies]

I've opened up a lot of E Body door panels and this is a first.  A date code stamped in paint on the inner frame of a well preserved 70 RT.  2934 dates to 8/9/69 and the car was made 11/4/69, so it'd be right, but I've just never seen a stamping as such.  Anyone else?

[6Pack70]

Isn't that the part number of an NOS door?  I had found the same thing on a 71 charger door years ago (different part #) and found out later the car was crashed when it was 2 years old.

[anlauto]

Yup...I would say the door was replaced at one time.

[7E-Bodies]

Can't say I'd disagree that it s a NOS replacement door, but I've been all over this car and have found no visible signs of a crash. The entire underbelly is stripped, blasted and in sealer.  Clean, solid and straight.  Oh, if we could only trace the history of these things or if they could speak.

[anlauto]

Well it could have been just the door. 

The AAR I'm restoring had the rear valance dented up, filled with bondo and re-sprayed before the original owner bought it brand new at the dealer...

[VCODE]

Well it could have been just the door. 

The AAR I'm restoring had the rear valance dented up, filled with bondo and re-sprayed before the original owner bought it brand new at the dealer...

I worked at the dealer 1970 and cars would be repaired before it was ever sold. Damage from the truck driver, or the prep guy or a mechanic.
Bob