Vin Range For 10ae
12-02-2002, 01:16 PM
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does anyone know the VIN range for 1988 10th anniversary edition? getting this T2 without tranny, engine ecu and harnesses.....
also how would i know if its a real 10ae besides its, badging, gtu wing, t2 hood, black interior and 10ae steering wheel.?
thanks.
also how would i know if its a real 10ae besides its, badging, gtu wing, t2 hood, black interior and 10ae steering wheel.?
thanks.
12-02-2002, 01:43 PM
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http://fc3s-pro.com/reg.html thats the best place at this time, although its not a complete list
mike
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12-02-2002, 02:13 PM
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the vins break down like this JM1FC3323J0612128
j = japan, 1and 4 are usa, w is the fatherland etc
m1 = mazda
fc = is second gen rx7, fd is 3rd, gd is 626, uc is the truck
33 = coupe, 35 is convertable
2 = turbo, or airbags non air bags
3 = check digit, its a mathmatical formula
j = 1988, e is 1984, f 1985 etc
0 = the assembly plant, 0 is hiroshima, 1 is hofu, 5 is flat rock
6 = is the amount of years they made that body style, 93 is 2, 94 is 3 95 is 4 etc
12128 is the non-sequential build number
mike
j = japan, 1and 4 are usa, w is the fatherland etc
m1 = mazda
fc = is second gen rx7, fd is 3rd, gd is 626, uc is the truck
33 = coupe, 35 is convertable
2 = turbo, or airbags non air bags
3 = check digit, its a mathmatical formula
j = 1988, e is 1984, f 1985 etc
0 = the assembly plant, 0 is hiroshima, 1 is hofu, 5 is flat rock
6 = is the amount of years they made that body style, 93 is 2, 94 is 3 95 is 4 etc
12128 is the non-sequential build number
mike
12-02-2002, 02:51 PM
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great ... thank you for the replies people. imma take a look at this one by tonight...
btw. the car is like 180 miles away from where i live... so towing it back home would be a pain in the neck.
ill post pictures soon of the soon-to-be-project, if i do get this car.
btw. the car is like 180 miles away from where i live... so towing it back home would be a pain in the neck.
ill post pictures soon of the soon-to-be-project, if i do get this car.
12-02-2002, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Dec 2 2002, 12:06 PM
I dont think someone would swap out all those parts to pass it off as a AE, its not like the cars are so exotic and expensive.
mike