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yeah Paul, thanks !

snowblindburd wrote:Welcome! So cool to see such a clean and untouched example!

thank you friend! I promise to take care with love

GTZfan wrote:Looks very clean, great original shape!

yes and I will do everything to keep it that way!

hugs !

1988GTU wrote:Time for a little metal embossing if you must meet the local requirements..

if necessary we can not escape ...

thanks buddy !

Cliff8928 wrote:Yes, it's a riveted tag identical the one visible through the windshield. The VIN isn't stamped directly into the metal anywhere as far as I know.

so googled really do not have

thank you friend

You'd have to remove the lower door sill trimming and the associated weather stripping. Then lift back the carpet and maneuver the harness sheathing to expose the body VIN. i found it . but this is also a plaque on the can, and not the VIN etched directly into the can. because that's how they recor...

thanks for listening.

the plate on panel ok , the labels ok , but the riveted under carpet near the driver's door not found .

traffic delegate requires VIN Pinned somewhere in the bodywork. things in a bureaucratic country.

hi guys, besides the plate on the panel , the VIN number is recorded elsewhere in the car? I say, not adhesive, but Pinned in some part of the body?

weba wrote:How is this in such a good condition after these years

only one owner (until last week hehehe) of high-age who used rarely


already ordered a set of filters and a hood release it warned that break easily ( dorman # 912011 - rockauto )

a very new car helps a lot but I like to know what I have in hand, knowledge is never enough. moreover it is a machine and is subject to failure or break, so it's good I'm prepared. also why I am here and learn from your valuable help.

ok dude , I will follow the advice and pay attention to these most difficult and rare items to restore

I am grateful for the good instructions !

I love red car a wonderful combination! congratulations !

very cool this look

Very nice find!! I hope she runs good for you for a long time. Thanks for those pictures. May I suggest, if you don't already know. Using a sun screen in the windshield when parked, to keep your dash pad in good condition. Also you want to avoid the sun shining on your seats. Base seats dry rot. Ma...

heavywoody wrote:Use the image tags [img]imagelink[/img]

Just substitue the actual link where I typed "imagelink"

Done !!!!