under dash marking.

Mario, that is a British flag!

Neat--thanks for the effort.

It was not uncommon for workers at Browns Lane to do odd/funny/stupid things to cars on the assembly line. Sometimes they were not very nice things including disposing of lunch remains or food items behind the door panels. Also, when the line stopped for whatever reason, there was nothing else to do, so some people became artistic! Friday afternoon cars were well known to be problamatic.

Marco check your pic file--must be GIF or JPG and 200K or less

Not sure it uploaded, here it is again

Here's the pic, hope it is clear enough

Hi Jim,
I 'll try to get a good pic of it, problem is that it has faded considerably, but worth a try.
Mark

Can you get a picture of it before it' covered up again? Post it here. I'd love to see it.
Thanks,
Jim

Hi George,
I looked at it again, it does look like crayon, its faded (significantly) but you can see an English Flag clearly enough.
What a great message from the past!
Mark

Mark Markings from factory workers are common but usually they relate to the assembly process (serial numbers etc.). Initials are also seen along with an occasional "doodle". Every marking I have seen has been in wax crayon or pencil--never seen marker or anything used that would leave a perm. mark.