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The Anghel summary is great and very comprehensive, but it is also a little bit confusing where it sticks the discussion of the two different BURLEY-CAMINO formats and the TUFSYN-PACKER format together.
For the years that I primarily care about, here's the simplified version: 1961-1965 First digit (Year) 3 or 5 = 61 7 or 9 = 62 4 or 6 = 63 1 or 2 = 64 8 or 0 = 65 Second digit (Month) B = Jan U = Feb R = Mar L = Apr E = May Y = Jun C = Jul A = Aug M = Sep I = Oct N = Nov O = Dec 1966-1972 (with understanding that some 1970 and later tires used the later systems on page 6 or page 7 of the Anghel summary) First digit (Year) M or Z = 66 K or Y = 67 L or T = 68 J or U = 69 E or W = 70 H or X = 71 G or S = 72 Second digit (Month) T = Jan U = Feb F = Mar S = Apr Y = May N = Jun P = Jul A = Aug C = Sep K = Oct E = Nov R = Dec Now I wish someone could figure out Firestone's pre-DOT date coding! Several years ago I even called Firestone and spoke to their "company historian", but she had no clue what I was even asking about!
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