Early Pantera VIN numbers

ronsoldcarsMember

I have a very early 1971 Pantera, number 1077. The VIN on the dash is just DT 01077 while the VIN on the wheel box is a lot longer. I has anyone else run into this issue and if so, which number do you have as the VIN on your title. My car has Georgia papers with it with the DT 01077 as the VIN on the paper work. I have a customer interested in purchasing the car and he is concerned that the shorter VIN on the dash is not the correct VIN number that should be on the title. I say since all American car since 1968 used the dash number as the VIN that this is the correct VIN for the car. Any opinions would be appreciated.

Thanks
Ron

1/19/146:11 AM

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