attention any and all pre 1970 owners

[davep]

I've seen one on a very early 914/6 1970 MY built 11/69

[pgxif]

my 911T, manufacture date 1 December 1969, has one, 12/69.
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[W6CZ]

my 911T, manufacture date 1 December 1969, has one, 12/69.
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Let me guess - your 1970 MY?

Both my 69's do not. The Coupe was born in Oct 68 and I know was 99.9% original when I got it. It also does NOT have a VIN plate on the windshield pillar. My Targa - born April - does not have the sticker your are looking for - but DOES have the plate on the pillar. I have compared them with other cars of the same vintages and they are consistent.

[TEC69E]

So I'll guess that 1970MY started using the VIN Stickers. I'll check mine tomorrow to see if I have the A Pillar Plate. Of course, I have the Plate on the threshold in the Trunk. I'll also check my COA and see what my mfg date is.

[davep]

The safety compliance decal was a North American requirement as was the A-pillar plate. Euro cars did not have either of these items. While the US DOT may have set the standards, Canada adopted them as their own.

[EA911]

My 69T doesn't have a sticker either but here's something to consider - my car was a european delivery so I don't know if that's the reason it has no sticker??

[NTW]

I have never seen a 69MY car with a door vin and have owned several. Currently I own an original paint 69 survivor with a 10/68 build, no vin sticker.

[MrJTP2001]

My late 1968 911 Sporto came with a compliance sticker just under the vin/paint color sticker. The compliance sticker was not their best work. Inspite of the photo sizes, they were both the same size.

[davep]

Okay, so the first of the Compliance Stickers were on the hinge post with the paint badge. This version appeared in 1968 MY:

[Ivs]

68 had the compliance plate w/ rivets.
69 had the compliance plate that was glued on.
There was no sticker till 1970 AFAIK