Or maybe the O is a zero so I have L0376
Fixed it.
That "Oh" is actually a zero. I have Chassis #L0898.
Whoops, you're right
- Gonna edit the post
Yes the O is a zero. L0376 not LO376
When it comes to dash plaque chassis numbers for our GT350/R's there are a few additional aspects to keep in mind.
That's some great additional info! Very interesting like you said.When it comes to dash plaque chassis numbers for our GT350/R's there are a few additional aspects to keep in mind.
2015 - All 2015 GT350's and R chassis numbers were all lumped together which means that the "R" designation was not used for any of the 37 R models built such as "F0001" which was the 1st R model built and ordered for Bill Ford. With that being the case there was only 1 chassis number series for the 2015 model year compared to 2 and up to 4 for the following production years.
2016 - Because Ford did not use the "R" designation on the chassis number series for any 2015 R models, that same scenario carried over to some very early 2016 R models whereby their chassis numbers also did not incorporate an "R" into a few very early 2016 models. After the few early 2016 cars were built Ford then instituted 2 chassis number series for the 2016 model year.
2017, 2018 & 2019 - Ford maintained 2 sets of chassis numbers series for R's and non R's.
2020 - For the final model year Ford decided to institute 4 sets of chassis number series for the GT350/R's which was predicated on the launch of the "Heritage Edition Package" cars which initially created some confusion amongst us enthusiasts.
Looking back at the 6 year production run for the GT350/R's I found it interesting how Ford institued just 1 set of chassis number series for the 2015 model year and over time ended up with 4 sets of chassis number series for the final 2020 production year.
Quite an evolvement in just 6 short production years!!
