Date of Manufacture VIN i.d. plate

Peter -
If you don't get any other replies, shoot me an e-mail to remind me Friday or so and I'll see if next weekend I can take some pictures. (My car is about 10 minutes away or so, or I'd pop out in the garage right now...)

Peter H.!! Here's Your photo you requested! I happened to find it in my archives. If you buy these from Hall be sure to get it in aluminum, as I did. Some are made of plastic. I purchased mine from 'Hall Pantera'.

Oh-Oh, just realized you wanted a tag from after 1980! Oh-Well, good-luck with it!

Peter -
Is this what you were looking for? On my car, it was on the passenger side. But we all know that these cars weren't exactly standardized.

Don't look at the dirt under the rubber weatherstripping thing!!!

Anyone know what the "E" thing means?

OH, and shoot me an e-mail or let me know if you'd like me to send you the original, which is 840k and will have better resolution.

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Anyone know what the "E" thing means?

I saved this info when I came across it a couple of years ago.

Larry

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Anyone know what the "E" thing means?

PART TWO

Thanks Larry!

It's really amazing what you can learn on the Internet.... I've wondered that for a while!

Thank you to all who have replied. Regrettably, I believe my tag to have been different from Charlie McCall's because it had the model year stamped on it. It was definitely located on the driver's door jamb, and my tire inflation guide decal was on the passenger side door jamb. Therefore, if anyone has a GT5 or a GT5-S with a driver's side door jamb date of manufacture plate on their car, I would very much appreciate your posting a close-up, high resolution photo. On the other hand, if you have a GT5 or a GT5-S that did not originally have the plate, please let me know too, just in case my memory is faulty (things just haven't been the same since the lobotomy).