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1967 Fairlane decoder anybody??
I found a 1967 fairlane GT :-jammin and I was wanting to run the numbers on the VIN to see exactally what all it had from the factory. It has a built to the hills 390 in it with a manual tranny and I was just curious to see if that all was half way origional. So if anybody knows where I can run the VIN #s through to see the info on it i would appreciate it. Thanks for the help!!
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Send a PM to Numberdummy. You will be able to find out alot if not all the info through him.
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Originally Posted by iwillflybyu
(Post 6603069)
I found a 1967 fairlane GT :-jammin and I was wanting to run the numbers on the VIN to see exactally what all it had from the factory. It has a built to the hills 390 in it with a manual tranny and I was just curious to see if that all was half way origional. So if anybody knows where I can run the VIN #s through to see the info on it i would appreciate it. Thanks for the help!!
I need the codes off the Warranty Plate, because... The VIN does not include the BODY / COLOR / TRIM (Upholstery) / DATE (of production) / DSO (where vehicle was ordered from) / AXLE / TRANS, codes. The Warranty Plate is located on the left door face below the latch. Example of a 1967 Fairlane VIN: 7K42S123456: 7 = 1967 / K = Kansas City Assembly Plant / 42 = 500 GT 2 dr HT / S = 390 4V / 123456 = Numerical Sequence of Assembly. |
7K42S194330
63D M 8A O5D 54 D1 There, I hope that I got it right. THANK YOU!!!! |
wow, i cant believe that you had half of the info already...thats pretty cool!!
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I want to see pics of this car Anthony!! And, yes, Bill is REALLY good finding info!!!
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Originally Posted by iwillflybyu
(Post 6604040)
wow, i cant believe that you had half of the info already...thats pretty cool!!
You are in NE, and cars/trucks sold new there were assembled in KC. You also said it's a GT with a 390 engine. I figured it was prolly a GT HT, as very few convertibles were made. I also have the production figures. :) 1967 Fairlane GT HT: 18,670 1967 Fairlane GT Convertible: 2,117. I'll decode the info within a few minutes. |
Originally Posted by iwillflybyu
(Post 6604038)
7K42S194330
63D M 8A O5D 54 D1 D 1 K = Kansas City Assembly Plant 42 = 500 XL GT 2 Door HT S = 390 4V 194330 = Numerical Sequence of Assembly 63D = Fairlane 500XL GT 2 Door HT M = Wimbledon White 8A = Charcoal Black Crinkle Vinyl & Charcoal Black Rosette Pattern Vinyl 05D = Assembled May 5th, 1967 54 = Omaha NE Ford District Sales (Zone) Office, where the original selling dealer ordered the car from. D1 = You have two codes as one. D = Ford 9" / 3.25-1 / Limited Slip 1 = You sure this is a 1? 1 = Ford 3 Speed Manual all Syncromesh Transmission. 5 is a toploader 4 speed. btw: If this had been a 1967 F100/350, I coulda decoded all the info in less than 3 minutes, as I have most of the codes memorized. Cars take longer, cuz I have to look everything up. :-X22 |
wow...thanks!! thats awesome!!! Yeah i am sure it is a 1. I will have pics as soon as I get my cash rounded up because it is in BFE!! I HOPEFULLY will have it within 3 weeks depending when I get concrete in my shop. I am really excited about it and cant wait to get it home. The seats are in OK shape black bucket seats and it has traction bars in the trunk and I gess the motor is a FRESH bored 60 over 390. Thanks NUMBERDUMMY!
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That sounds like a really cool car. I have always liked the Fairlanes and Galaxies even though I have never owned one. And yes, Bill is great at having the info that normally you can't get and then some.
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Hey Pat, I got the fairlane paid for!! Now Im just waiting for the concrete to get done in my shop so I can bring her on home!! Thats going to be a very good day when all of that happens.
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Do we all need to start chanting Pics! Pics! Pics! 8D
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Good point Darin....http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/g...rthless1-1.gif
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ok, here we go, just got it home and these pics are really bad. You will have to wait until tomorrow for better ones (I hope their better)
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