Search results for query: DM23G9F100612

...I believe that I have found a video of the car at Carlisle in 2021 (if I see correctly) on YouTube -- can you confirm that it is indeed DM23G9F100612 ? I have one question: the build sheet shown at 4:12 in the video is for a Q4 (not Y2 or Y3) Polara 500, VIN DM23G9F100688 (not...

No I can confirm that is the one My father had!

That was indeed the very car, however unfortunately I can not answer your questions about the build sheet I my self do not know. My best guess is that somehow the build sheets got switched with our at the time other 69 polara but I don’t think it was because it was a base model 69 polara A4...

@moparfats's Polara 500 is currently for sale in Switzerland, unless I am wrong in concluding that the car below car is DM23G9F100612

...the line workers threw the build sheet of DM23G9F100688 in whatever car was closest, and in this case it was your Dad's Polara 500 (DM23G9F100612). Given how close the VIN sequences are, and the fact that both cars were built at the Newark, DE plant (F code in the VIN), that's my best guess...

Order number (VON) vs. Identification number (VIN). Here is the tag. --> That's her all right. We are now 100% sure that it's DM23G9F100612 given the VON you found.

Indeed. No power toys, but a lot of everything else. Here is the tag DM23G9F100612 -- the car was listed for sale at Carlisle this past July, if memory serves for $13.5k. The car is owned by member @moparfats, who discussed the paint code in this thread: 69 y2 y3 mistake

...The asking price is 18,300 euros (add 15-20% for a USD equivalent). From the markings, I am 99.99% sure that this is DM23G9F100612 -- a car that was for sale at Carlisle last year (the asking price was $13.5k) but did not sell then. It was sold on eBay in November: see this thread...

another example of a decent car that couldn't find a new owner in the US even though it was advertised and available for a long time Carsten