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1966 Mustang Vin...Best answer 10 POINTS!?

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Hey everyone,

I am considering buying a semi-rusted 1966 mustang with all original parts/engine. Engine is said to have 90k original miles on it. I know rust is a huge problem for cars but am not looking to put it in any shows jsut want somehting driveable. Was newly painted.

Question 1: What can some one tell me about the VIN and what it means.

Question 2: What is a reasonable offer to pay in cash for a car in this shape?

Thanks so much everyone, best answer 10 POINTS!

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  1. Use this:

    http://www.mustangdecoder.com/cgi-bin/de...

    That will decode the warranty number for you. A VIN wasn't officially accepted until after 1980, so a 1966 has a warranty number, not a VIN.

    The car was an original inline 6 car. Pretty much, the lowest, most undesireable version of the car. Being all original, doesn't do a thing for it.

    I'd say...in the neighborhood of $1500. If that. More like $1200.


  2. VIN = Vehicle Identification Number (serial number)

    Go to www.kbb.com for blue book value in your area.

  3. the vin will tell you production date -which car in the build it is-what engine is in it-what if any specialty items it might have come with-and where it was built.it came with a straight 6-with three on the tree if standard on the floor if auto.hard to tell what shape its in without seeing it.really bad 500,00-decent 1500,00.and just about anywhere in-between.

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