my car is really a 92??

ninety1gt

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the title says its a 91, but i ran the vin and it says its a 92?????? i guess this is good news??? except for my screen name being wrong

 

DMAN302

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Finally beat Daggar to one!!!!!!.....sorry man have to do it...THIS IS NOT TECH!!!...hmm, not as much fun as I expected.

 

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no it's bad, i would say someone switched vin tags due to an accident or repo.

 

wythors

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Check the production date on the door tag. The 92 model year starts in September of 91.

 

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Notchback has a good point. Do the VIN# and the title match? THat could be a big problem.

 

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DMAN302 said:

Finally beat Daggar to one!!!!!!.....sorry man have to do it...THIS IS NOT TECH!!!...hmm, not as much fun as I expected.

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You have to develope a taste for it. LOL

 

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Daggar

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...and try to have fun with it! Perhaps something like this:

Do you drive like you post???

 

Paul Perreca

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hahaha

 

ninety1gt

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damn i never thought i would post in the wrong place, what has come of me?? all the vins match so i guess its cool

 

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ninety1gt said:

damn i never thought i would post in the wrong place, what has come of me?? all the vins match so i guess its cool

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hehehe... Go to your room!

 

ninety1gt

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chingaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!

 

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Do your front seats have the movable calf supports? '92 was the first year without them.

 

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that could effect ALOT!!!!! i know inusrance wise it could effect some

 

ninety1gt

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the insurance people know there the ones that first let me know, there like since the 10 letter in the vin is a n its a 92, so they know, prob just a typo when i did the title change

 

notchback

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i'd have that fixed asap....

 

vristang

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I would be curious to hear if that one year difference changes insurance rates &/or coverage.

It seems the production year definitions were not defined too well. All documents that I have on my 90, as well as the vin # say that it was built in 1990. When I look at the ecu harness though, it is color coded as a 91.

 

Shakerhood

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If you peak into the front drivers side radiator support there is a buck tag there and it will have the production date stamped into it, you can compare and see if everything jives. Also check out www.mustanggt.org and have that guy do the production info for you and then you can see for sure if something fishy is up.

 

Maryland Stang

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There should also be a white tag on every removable piece of body work on the car... doors, fenders, hatch/trunk and hood. The number on that tag should match the VIN on your title. You can also look under the rear seat and see if the build sheet is there.

 

Shakerhood

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Maryland Stang said:

There should also be a white tag on every removable piece of body work on the car... doors, fenders, hatch/trunk and hood. The number on that tag should match the VIN on your title. You can also look under the rear seat and see if the build sheet is there.

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The reason I mentioned the buck tag is that it will have the day the car was built on it rather than just the VIN #.