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Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 10:15 am
by Stu
Very, Very, Very nice...!

Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 10:18 am
by Holly
Thats a really nice car, a keeper for sure

(just needs a sure-grip

)
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 10:19 am
by Anonymous
Nice car Brad. Love that paint job. What does she go like?

Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 10:56 am
by Dave-R
Is that the one that was for sale at York? Originally had a little slant six engine if I remember right.
I hope it has the bigger suspension and brakes to cope with the 440?
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 10:57 am
by Dave-R
Does look very nice BTW.

Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 11:43 am
by Dave-R
Brad Horn wrote:Was origionaly fitted with a 318.
Are you sure? I seem to remember it was a /6 car. What is the VIN because that will tell.
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 12:46 pm
by Dave-R
I must be confused with another car?

Old age or something.
Then again. The build sheet found in the car does not always match the car. So worth checking anyway.
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 1:06 pm
by Stu
There is a VIN decoder in "Retoration and Misc" in the sticky topics.

Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 1:16 pm
by Dave-R
Brad Horn wrote:Will get back to you on that one Dave, I want to try and get a full history on the car from year one. Can I send you the VIN to check?
Despite the VIN decoder you might want to write the tag out like this example....
END
N95 R11 V1W V9W 26
B34 M21 M25 M31 N41 N42
V1W A63 A66 A91 C16 C55
EB5 N5B5 000 107 109063
E55 D21 JH23 HOE 128331
....so I can see exactly what you have got.
Posted: Tue Jul 18, 06 1:22 pm
by Anonymous
A little off topic here (sorry Brad) but Dave, do you know what otions would make it onto the fender tag and why? It seems that certain options (like engine interior paint etc. ) are always on there but others arent necessarily mentioned. Whats the rule of thumb?
