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    1967 911 VIN locations and identification?

    Apart from the VIN in the truck above the gas tank, where else would there be a VIN?
    Would there be an aluminum plate anywhere?
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    You will see the VIN on the aluminum plate on the front cowl and paint code plate when the driver's side door is open.
    Also, some '67 MY cars had the last three digits of the VIN stamped on various body panels.

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    The VIN is found on the body in three places, one by hand in grease pencil on top of the instrument panel, one stamped into the dash directly under the radio, one stamped into a small rectangle in the trunk.

    Body components of early cars may be stamped with the last three digits include the doors and both lids, a practice carried over from 356 production. Not sure when that changed later.
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