ID Plates and Decals for a 74L

jeff6559Member

When I restored my car, I took off the plates and decals and now I can't remember where they all go, or even if I have them all.

So I turn to you for your able aid and assistance!!! I'm hoping one of you with a stock original 74L can help me identify and position them. Below is a picture of the ID plates I have. I'm guessing there are others and I know there are decals as well.

What I need is pictures of the following on a 74L so that I can determine if I have the right ones and exacly where they are positioned:

1. The top of the left rear inner fender behind the gas tank that shows the ID plate and possibly an emmissions plate?

2. The decal on the passenger door jamb that shows tire sizes and inflation for Arriva tires.

3. The top of the driver's footwell behind the brake booster in the front trunk that shows the Serial number and any plates that are there.

Your help is greatly appreciated. Italian Car Fest is in 2 weeks and I still have lots to go to get ready, including getting my original Arriva tires and rims set up. Thanks.

Jeff
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8/21/068:24 AM

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oldcarsMember

I found 4 plates on my 74 Pantera which is very original.
1. On the left rear inner fender the plate is 1/4 inch ahead of the rear body panel and 1 1/8 inches below the nut. There ws no emission plate that I found on my car.

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8/21/067:31 PM

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2. The plate that shows the tire pressures, etc. is on the passenger side door jamb, next to the rubber weatherstrip and 1 1/2 inches down from the door latch mechanisn and 1/2 inch above the upper outer edge of the door guide.

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8/21/067:34 PM

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oldcarsMember

3. The plate above the brake booster is 1 inch back from the forward edge of the metal and centered between the bolts.

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8/21/067:36 PM

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oldcarsMember

4. The one on the drivers door jamb is 1 1/2 inches below the door latch mechanism, 1 1/2 inches above the outer, upper edge of the door guide, and 1 inch away from the rubber weatherstrip.
If you need any further pictures or have any questions just let me know. I am no expert but I can take pictures of my car, which is a very correct 17000 mile car I just bought from the original owner. Keith

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8/21/067:39 PM

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lmguyMember

I have a 74 car and i can confirm the location of the top and bottom plates. They are the same as mine. My car had restoration work done before i got it and can't be sure the locations are original but since we have two sources I think they are correct.

8/22/066:44 AM

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jeff6559Member

Keith, many thanks. That is exactly what I needed. One more picture if you would. In the process of restoring my car, the VIN no in the front trunk got covered. Could you snap one more pic showing the position of yours?

Thanks again,

Jeff

8/22/066:54 AM

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oldcarsMember

Jeff, here is the picture of the VIN plate in the front trunk. I would have gotten it to you sooner but we were gone last night. Keith