Reply to "Help with Decoding and Locating 1983 Pantera"

markcharltonOld enough to know better and still young enough not to care. My '71 Pantera

Those numbers do not make sense. There were not (to my knowledge) any cars numbered as high as 99XX, and clearly a 1983 could not be as low as 3145. I wonder if that was an assigned VIN, but how they came up with a number like that is hard to imagine.

If your associate had a photo of the actual dash or trunk VIN plate, it might help, but I doubt he does.

I hope things are going well Gavin. We missed you in Pocono. Your car would likely have provided some fierce competition!

Mark

5/27/088:44 AM

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