davidathans
Well-known member
A california special's vin # will always start with 8R01.
But all other 1968 Hardtop Mustangs that were built at San Jose that year also have vin# that start with this, correct?
Does anyone know how many 8R01's were made total?
of which 3867 were California Special's and 251 were High Country Specials, correct?
If someone wanted to use a real 1968 Mustang Hardtop built in San Jose, they could clone it as a california special and sell it on ebay and say it was a california special couldnt they?
To avoid this you could do a Marti Report before you bought the car, but is that the only way to really know?
Can you find out if a car is a california special by any other means, DMV, etc. if you were going to buy an 8R01 (possibly posing) as a GT/CS?
this entire topic popped into my head when i looked at this 429 GT/CS on ebay that looks like my car that has an 8R01j152398 vin #.
thanks,
David
But all other 1968 Hardtop Mustangs that were built at San Jose that year also have vin# that start with this, correct?
Does anyone know how many 8R01's were made total?
of which 3867 were California Special's and 251 were High Country Specials, correct?
If someone wanted to use a real 1968 Mustang Hardtop built in San Jose, they could clone it as a california special and sell it on ebay and say it was a california special couldnt they?
To avoid this you could do a Marti Report before you bought the car, but is that the only way to really know?
Can you find out if a car is a california special by any other means, DMV, etc. if you were going to buy an 8R01 (possibly posing) as a GT/CS?
this entire topic popped into my head when i looked at this 429 GT/CS on ebay that looks like my car that has an 8R01j152398 vin #.
thanks,
David
