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Number: 2724
From: "negusm" <negusm@y...>
Date: Fri May 23, 2003  1:05 am
Subject: Re: What's lost is now found...

Body:
OK, I looked at info for the Mustang GT and I see how things should
line up.

XP is the color code. For Mustangs it looks to be a two tone option.
AC is blank and the R has a Y value for Radio Delete.

The tranny decodes to 3 values. 2 is 5 speed manual. BB and BB
represent codes for front and rear springs.

-Mike



--- In ascmclaren@yahoogroups.com, "negusm" <negusm@y...> wrote:
> Actually I thought about where the paint color should show up and
> next to "XP" there is "Exterior Paint Colors". Was "XP" a mark
for
> a "special color" order? Much like the first gen Mustangs having
> an "X" for their color code when they got painted a Tbird color?
>
> So like who's to say this car wasn't white? Or were white coupes
> ordered normally since white could be gotten on the RS (5.0) as
well
> as the GS? This car was probably built too early anyways to be a
> white one.
>
> Also, is there anyplace where it should say what COLOR the
exterior
> of the car should be. The code is 3L for blue but not found
> anywhere on the tag.
>
> Typo for Front GAWR...should be 3131LB
>
> -Mike
>
>

--- In ascmclaren@yahoogroups.com, "negusm" <negusm@y...> wrote:
> > I found the paper door tag for my car...nasty looking but still
> > readable.
> >
> > Here is what it BARELY says...
> > Date: 01/85
> > Front GAWR: 131LB/966KG
> > GVWR: 4060LB/1841KG
> > REAR GAWR: 1949 LB/884 KG
> > VIN: 1MEBP79M1FF607872
> > Type: PASSENGER
> > XP
> > DSO: F0032
> > R0073
> > 236780
> > Body: 61D
> > VR: <blank>
> > MLDG: <blank> (however maybe XP?)
> >
> > The XP that is beneath "PASSENGER" for "Type" is directly above
> > MLDG. Maybe it was put on the wrong line?
> >
> > Int. Trim: PA
> >
> > There is a Y half way between "A/C" and "R". My guess would be
> that
> > the Y is YES for A/C.
> >
> > There is an M half way between "S" and "AX". My guess is that
it
> is
> > for the axle. (poop, I was hoping for the 3.08 and not the 2.73)
> >
> > TR: 2BBBB
> >
> > I guess TR would stand for transmission but "2BBBB" seems like
an
> > odd code for a tranny.
> >
> > -Mike

	Replies	Name/Email	Yahoo! ID	Date	Size
2725	Re: What's lost is now found...	negusm	negusm	Fri  5/23/2003	4 KB
2727	Re: What's lost is now found...	Tom S.	petedaycab	Fri  5/23/2003	5 KB
2728	Re: What's lost is now found...	Tom S.	petedaycab	Fri  5/23/2003	5 KB
2729	Re: What's lost is now found...	negusm	negusm	Fri  5/23/2003	5 KB