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Deciphering the VIN info 120-130

posted by  benski on  Wed Jul 15 16:49 CST 2009
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Hi my friend. If I recall this correctly, the upholstery code is on the same or an adjacent line as the paint code on the plate in the engine compartment. I know that Olof at vintageimportparts.com, amongst a whole slew of equivalent suppliers, carries period correct upholstery panels for all this old Swedish iron. Have your cardiologist, banker, and ambulance pre-dialed on a conference call for best results. There are subtle, but important differences, in the period correct panels amongst the different years, if that matters to you. Best of luck!






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