Hi
Could anyone shed some light. I am looking at a Split panel Van with the following details on a plate:
214B EA 001 3560
4-09/67
2051 001 342
Could anyone tell me where this was built and if there is anything i should be aware of.
VW Split VIN PLATE
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Re: VW Split VIN PLATE
A Fleetline panelvan VIN would start with 2051 according to Merlin.
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Re: VW Split VIN PLATE
Interpreting Fleetline VIN plates
The VIN plate is found on the bulkhead behind the driver’s seat.
Typical Fleetline VIN plate layout:
214B EA 001 XXXX
X-XXXX/XX/67
2051 XXX XXX
Where:
214B = Panelvan RHD, Brazilian; 234B = Kombi RHD, Brazilian; 264B = pick-up RHD, Brazilian
EA = ??
001 = ?? (This number is the same on all Fleetlines)
XXXX = sequential production number
The numbers on the middle line and their pattern vary, but the last number is always 67, which has led many Fleetline owners to incorrectly assume their buses are 1967s.
The bottom line is the VIN, where:
2 = Type 2
0 = ??
5 = 1975
1 = panelvan, 3 = Kombi, 6 = pick-up
XXX XXX = sequential production number
The VIN plate is found on the bulkhead behind the driver’s seat.
Typical Fleetline VIN plate layout:
214B EA 001 XXXX
X-XXXX/XX/67
2051 XXX XXX
Where:
214B = Panelvan RHD, Brazilian; 234B = Kombi RHD, Brazilian; 264B = pick-up RHD, Brazilian
EA = ??
001 = ?? (This number is the same on all Fleetlines)
XXXX = sequential production number
The numbers on the middle line and their pattern vary, but the last number is always 67, which has led many Fleetline owners to incorrectly assume their buses are 1967s.
The bottom line is the VIN, where:
2 = Type 2
0 = ??
5 = 1975
1 = panelvan, 3 = Kombi, 6 = pick-up
XXX XXX = sequential production number
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Re: VW Split VIN PLATE
Hi,Gaddiator69 wrote: Fri Jul 20, 2018 10:58 am Hi
Could anyone shed some light. I am looking at a Split panel Van with the following details on a plate:
214B EA 001 3560
4-09/67
2051 001 342
Could anyone tell me where this was built and if there is anything i should be aware of.
That plate belongs to a split Fleetline Panel Van.
Bamboo body colour / Light Brown upholstery / Light Brown cards
'75 year, production number 1,342.
I'd like to add your plate to my registry. The more plates and info', the more accurate the breakdown gets.
Would you mind emailing me photos of your plate and bus, please? I'm looking for photos which show the bus as original as can be, please. I will PM you my address shortly.
Kind regards,
Nic
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