Re: Door Tag Decode Help Needed
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Re: Door Tag Decode Help Needed



Checking behind the steering box will only confirm whether or not the VIN is the correct one for the car. There should be 7 digits stamped behind the box: the engine code followed by the 6 digit serial number. 

Either way, it sounds like a legit Z-code Javelin, at the least...

Jeff Reeves
Auburn GA
94 Cherokee
79 Spirit GT
73 Javelin 401
72 Javelin SST
69 Ambassador DPL


On January 22, 2006 John Rosa wrote:

> Hey all,
> 
> I've got a woman asking for help in figuring out what is
> and isn't kosher about her car.
> 
> Here's what the car appears to be (ignoring codes)-
> 
> Carpet: Black
> Interior White
> Color Mellow Yellow
> AC
> Rally Gauges
> Automatic
> 401
> AMX emblems all over
> Tilt steering
> 
> The door tag states the following-
> 
> Body: 079728
> Model    7479-8 [1974 AMX]
> Trim    428 Q
> Paint E9 [Mellow Yellow]
> E264281
> 
> VIN A4C797Z210373
> 
> I suspect the whole door was changed and the car is a base-model
> that's been cloned to be an AMX. But its possible, too, that the
> title and dash tag are what don't belong and the car is truly an
> AMX, retitled improperly.
> 
> I've suggested removing the steering box to get the serial
> number off the frame rail to confirm it's true heritage, but
> figured I'd offer the above in case any sleuths want to chime
> in early.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> John W Rosa
> www.JavelinAMX.com
> 
> 1971 AMC Javelin ADPS 401 (police car)
> www.javelinamx.com/JavHome/jwr/71ADPS/


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