Re: Production numbers

[thepulpitmaster@xxxxxxx]

Part of the problem in finding the correct production number for you car is 
 this, back then, you could order anything you wanted on your new car. If 
you  wanted a red car for example, you had the option of red seats, blue 
seats, green  seats, whatever you wanted. You could also mix-n-match options at  
your  discretion, of course, you also had to pay a little extra for what 
you  wanted.  So nailing down the number of how many cars were produced 
exactly  like yours will be almost impossible.  You may have one in a million or 
the  only one with the options you have.  Then there is the thing with cars 
from  California.  Many of them had options that were not available to cars 
in  the rest of the nation.  I remember seeing a 1968 Mustang coupe with 
three  sets of tail lights and working in sequence, as the T-birds had.  This  
option was only for California cars for some reason.  Good luck in   your 
search.
 
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