the Why Buy" label. label was only on NY built cars-looking for a picture and why it was used.
"If you knew what MSO i"-every new car has an MSO which is turned in with the purchase to the local DMV to get a title. I still have one from a 1970 AMX purchased while in the military and never turned in. My question is why are these codes only on select Detroit built cars
"And your point is???"-just posting the VIN for those that are into that sort of thing (like I am) and also a heated rear window is no doubt a strange option for Mexico, when many cars do not even have a heater
"COMPETITION GROUP. I ran" There are cars with a "Test Vehicle" code. This one had a Competition code-means something
"So what exactly do you want??" I would like some more info on these particular cars. Why were they coded like they were, were they at Indy or not, etc.
"The YCH is still used." Yes but only one one single Viper. Why?
"You need to do more research there bud." I believe if you actually read what I was looking for instead of the condescending attitude you would realize your answers do not match my questions. I have done a ton of research on all year Pace Cars and have the data and build sheets for most years of every Pace Car and dealer replica. Yes, I have the build info for every 1166 Viper GTS for 1996. Using this info has led to my questions. I had seen the "Why Buy" code before, but after compiling the sheets I found they were only used in the NY cars. I do not know Jeff, but by posting in the various forums the various experts for the car usually reply and help out to get things correct. For each year there are often myths and rumors, such as the actual Pace Car was the only one with a sunroof to be used by the photographers. Three cars at the track had sunroofs, and they were there for Speedway owner Tony George who monitors the line up of the cars for the three Pace laps, and if he doesn't like what he sees he waves them off for another lap to regroup.
When I finished the 1991 Pace car group I actually had some of the people who developed the car join and make comments. never said I knew it all, but by reaching out such as my post here someone way more knowledgeable than I responds and helps out with info
Here is the 91 group-and always willing to make changes so the info is accurate.
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