where to look exactly? all the seats where renewed and nothing was there unfortunately.Lovely car! Have you checked for any build sheets in the seats? May shine some light on the vin. Shot in the dark though
where to look exactly? all the seats where renewed and nothing was there unfortunately.Lovely car! Have you checked for any build sheets in the seats? May shine some light on the vin. Shot in the dark though
You definitely want to put the dash frame back in before installing your windshield though.
Are you going to put the mopar rallye wheels back on? Or are you going with a more modern set of wheels? BTW the pix of your red K5 Blazer look great. Those are great looking trucks.
Actually more than you can imagine but the price is quite high...
Awesome!!your car came out gorgeous.
I bet it was a pilot production car. Those were never meant to get away from the factory. Incomplete vins, used for testing, or for new car advert pix, and brochures. A few have made it into the hands of private owners. They are pre production cars and are supposed to get destroyed after use. So when one "gets away" it's a pretty rare sight to see, and valuable.
I almost purchased a 1988 dodge Daytona Shelby Z it was a pilot production car. Had full vin. One data plate had all the codes, second data plate only said 1988 C1 PILOT on it. Vin Sequence numbers were 000001.
This car could also been a Switzerland made car possibly. They made A bodies there too. I heard they had impossibly short vins. This might account for the different rivets used that aren't "rosette" rivets.
Maybe somebody else on here can chime in with more information on the Switzerland built cars, and pilot production cars.
Here You can find some information about NEKAF - the plant in Rotterdam:
Chrysler / Kaiser-Frazer Rotterdam Assembly Plant...
http://www.chryslerclassiccars.nl/pdf/assemblage_benelux.pdf
Photos will follow!!!MORE PHOTOS!!! Looks GREAT
thanks a lot! finally I know where from my car! any idea how to read the VIN?
BTW, what I have on a rear window, looks like it's from Rotterdam! wondering if they have a historical club or something.
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