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14 years ago in FORD
I got this for, with the intent to scrap it out, but after taking a good look at it, I'm wondering if it would be worth my time to try and sell it. Here's a few of the details: It's been stored in a garage for the last 30 years Front and rear windows have no scratches or chips No through rust Has 9" Dana rear end Good wiring harness Two extra doors with glass, chrome, and mirrors Has NO engine, trans or interior. What does the information from the tag mean? Body-63A, Color-A, Trim-54, Date-23B, Trans-4, Axle-6 The serial # is 1Y71Z132003 Would the serial number from the tag be the VIN number or is there an actual VIN number for these cars? In my novice opinion, it looks like a great starter car for restoration, or for parts for someone already restoring. What do you think? Any opinions on how much I would ask for it?
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11 years ago
Heres my answer NEVER EVER EVER SCRAP A CLASSIC CAR NO MATTER WHAT MAKE OR MODEL!
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13 years ago
Here is what the data from the tag means Body-63A - Tudor Hardtop Color-A - Black Trim-54 - Light Beige All Vinyl Date-23B - February 23rd Trans-4 - Cruise-O-Matic Axle-6 - 3.00 to 1 62,535 2 Door Thunderbirds were produced for 1961. The serial # is 1Y71Z132003 (and yes, this is the same as a VIN) Based on the serial #, your car is actually a 1961 Thunderbird 1 - Year - 1961 Y - Assembly Plant - Wixom, MI. 71 - Body Style - Tudor Hardtop Z - engine - 390 Cu. in. V8 132003 - consecutive production number for assembly plant (#'s started at 100001).
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