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Originally Posted by Penso di no
The great thing about standards is there are so many to choose from. Turns out that either Europe doesn't follow ISO 3997 or it's more flexible than I thought. I'm not going to pay 50 Swiss Francs to get a copy of the standard to find out.
Anyway, here's a decoder for European Fords: http://www.btinternet.com/~madmole/vindecoder.html. More importantly, there's a breakdown of the Euro VIN, which is different from the US one. Position 11 is the year and 12 is the month. There's a table at that link that explains the complex coding of those, but unfortunately it only goes through 2005. |
Position 11 and 12 can not be right as mine says "L" for 11 and "L" for 12!!!.