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They are both 3267. I guessed, based on total production #s that the sequential SS# carried over year to year. Kinda like Cobras.

Sounds like each year started over.

With values going up, I would not be surprised to see a wrecked car get rebuilt. Happens with F-cars all the time, and for 50's-60's F-cars, seems to be accepted and not very detrimental to the value as long as it is taken back to OEM.
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Sorry, my mistake.

Welcome to the world of DeTomaso. Welcome

Think VIN and motor number plates are confusing?

Wait until you find a stock, two-pod dash car with stock 'L' bumpers, and maybe or maybe not a side-gill fuel door.

VIN numbering is only a clue as to "proper" OEM equipment.

Keep reading and asking questions. We all started as newbies. Big Grin

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