I have a 55 thunderbird with these vin numbers P5FH203666 and these numbers on the bottom of the vin plate 40A A A 5EEX390. I have asked professional decoders and tell me my numbers are wrong but these numbers are on the original vin plate and are very legible. Can anyone explain this to me?
The vin appears correct. I googled ā1955 thunderbird vinā, and this was the first result. http://www.tbirdregistry.com/see/vina.htm. Check it out. By the looks of it, you should have the 292cid V8 made in Dearborn, Michigan.
thanks but what does the second number mean the number on the vin plate 40A A A 5EEX390
Hereās some info: http://www.classictbird.com/ If it doesnāt take you to the page, click on ātbird factsā, then ādecode my VINā. Its the body type, paint, trim, date of mfg., dealer code, and sequence of manufacture that day. Only prob is it looks like your numbers fit a 57 better than a 55.
This one has the same info but better: http://www.tbird.org/DataPlate/cdata.htm
Hi @james_copper50n_156963. You responded to an 11 year old thread. I donāt think the original poster will see your response. The posting date is in the upper right, next to the post you read. Feel free to come back and join other discussions. We would be glad to have you.
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@cdaquila Me thinks James is posting Spam .
Welcome!
Just FYI, making a new post will get more attention than posting on a 14 year old thread that someone revived 3 years later. The thread date is on the upper right.
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@johnmark9120_182006, as MustangM posted above, suggest to introduce yourself by posting new topic. Click āmaintenance/repairsā above left, the ānew topicā above right.
If anyoneās still interested in decoding the vin plate on late 50ās Ford, my 70ās Ford truck has numbers like that on its vin plate. On truck they refer to the configuration of various options. Which engine, axle(s), transmission, paint color, load rating, etc. Itās explained in the truckās aftermarket repair manual.
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