Online Data Plate Decoder

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4tun8

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Data Plate Decoder - CJ Pony Parts, Inc.


Big thanks to Dan at CJ Pony Parts for making such an awsome program!

 

golf4283

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Sep 23, 2009

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meh this has been around for a while Classic Mustang Dataplate Decoder

 

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4tun8

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Meh? Thanks dude....next time I'll keep the information to myself.

 

golf4283

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Sorry man I didn't mean to come off as a jerk but there's already a perfectly good decoder that most people on this site know of. This one has a fancier GUI though so thumbs up to that I suppose.

 

afast93stang

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Sep 25, 2009

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I didnt know about the one from CJ, thats a nice bit of coding they did for that setup. I like it better because they give you the drop down options.

My car doesnt have the plate on the door and for the most part I was able to figure out what it should be without getting a Marti Report.

 

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4tun8

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I work in the industry and didn't know that one of these existed....I always use the decoder book.

 

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chromedog

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• Sep 27, 2009

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early-mustang.com also has a data base if you need to figure the build date of your car(as i did) really handy if your drivers door has been replaced in the past!

 

armand67Fstback

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4TUN8, thanks for posting, that decoder is awesome.