bushwwacker
Well-Known Member
If your vin starts 1A you need thepart for a 1A vehicle.
If not you need the ealrier part. They went to 1A about 2001/51 plate.
If not you need the ealrier part. They went to 1A about 2001/51 plate.
longdog
Active Member
Every year LR slightly alters the spec of its cars, these are known as Model Years.
This is usually done just before/after the new year, so say a 2002MY could have been built and sold in 2001.
We used to sell more cars at the start of the new Model Year than at the start of the new registration, that is until the Freelander came out and common riff raff started buying new Land Rovers.
Freelander - Model History Menu - Land Rover
This is usually done just before/after the new year, so say a 2002MY could have been built and sold in 2001.
We used to sell more cars at the start of the new Model Year than at the start of the new registration, that is until the Freelander came out and common riff raff started buying new Land Rovers.
Freelander - Model History Menu - Land Rover
Freelaner
Landy Driver
sijwhite
Active Member
I've looking on Rimmer's web site catalogue and I'm unsure of the VIN number reference.
Can someone assist please?
When it says "to VIN YA999999"? What year / model is that?
Would that be for 1997 to 2002?
and what about "VIN 1A000001 on" - is that for 2003 to 2006?
HTR
Look at your V5 (log book). Look for VIN/Chassis/Frame No. in section 4 'Vehicle Details' approx half way down on the left. It will begin SAL... (probably) . Take the last 8 characters of the VIN - that's what they're referring to.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
