Production Date on my 86 GT

[fomoco86]

I have a 1986 GT that has a build date of 9/86. Is this one of the last 86's made? Where can I find this info? I also need the original MSRP's and option prices for my car as I need to type up a new window sticker. MY VIN : 1FABP28M6GF320072 . Will this VIN help in telling if my car is one of the last? It is an all original 19,000 mile car. One thing that made me think that it was one of the last is that it has three insulating mats under the carpet in the rear compartment area. I also need some NOS parts for this car, any suggestions where to look?

[Mick]

Originally posted by fomoco86:
I have a 1986 GT that has a build date of 9/86. Is this one of the last 86's made? Where can I find this info? MY VIN : 1FABP28M6GF320072 . Will this VIN help in telling if my car is one of the last?

Originally posted by MustangGTorg in topic 25th Anniversary (http://64.21.184.154/ubb/Forum2/HTML/000018.html):
Build dates on the door tags were SCHEDULED build dates - NOT actual. It is possible for a car to have been pulled out of the production line or moved up in the production process for various reasons and not to have actually been assembled in the exact month as the date on the door tag. In the same manner, VIN's do not indicate the order the cars go down the assembly line.

Originally posted by fomoco86:
I also need the original MSRP's and option prices for my car as I need to type up a new window sticker.

All order codes are according to Catalog of Mustang ID Numbers 1964½-93 (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1880524104/19821993mustangg) and all retail prices are according to Mustang Red Book 1964½-2000 (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0760308004/19821993mustangg). Both book are available through the Bookstore (http://www.mustanggt.org/bookstor.htm) in the 5.0L and General Mustang Books (http://www.mustanggt.org/bookstor1.htm) section. Refer to the Info by Year (http://www.mustanggt.org/year.htm) section of this 'site for a list of standard equipment for 1986 (http://www.mustanggt.org/86gtvslx.htm)(standard equipment is No Charge for a GT).

1986 Mustang GT Hatchback P28 $11,102.00
5.0L EFI H.O. Engine 99M N/C
5-speed Manual OD Transmission 445 N/C
Automatic OD Transmission 44T $646.00
Cast Aluminum Wheels and P225/60VR15 BSW Tires T35 N/C
Air Conditioner 572 $788.00
Heavy Duty Battery 631 $27.00
Front License Plate Bracket 153 N/C
Console w/Clock and Graphic Systems Monitor 184 N/C
Rear Window Defroster 57Q $145.00
Tinted Glass 923 N/C
Light Group 943 $55.00
Power Lock Group 963 $206.00
Lower Charcoal Accent Paint 954 $116.00
Premium Sound System 913 $138.00
Electronic AM/FM Seek/Scan Cassette 586 N/C
Flip-up/Open Air Roof 21C $355.00
Single Rear Wing Spoiler 964 N/C
Speed Control 525 $176.00
Tilt Steering Wheel 52Q N/C
Removable "T" Roof 21D $1,120.00
Power Side Windows 64R $222.00
Hood Graphics Delete 974 N/C
California Emissions System 422 $99.00
Engine Block Heater 13H $18.00
High Altitude Emissions Control 428 N/C

Originally posted by fomoco86:
I also need some NOS parts for this car, any suggestions where to look?

That's a topic for the "Exterior and Interior Restoration" forum. You might try a search through topics in that forum for answers to sources for NOS and reproduction parts.

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[buzz]

I have a 93 gt that has the production date of 8/93. I compared my VIN to the 93 production numbers and there were only 61 mustangs built after mine. It could be one of( or the last) fox mustang gt built. It is Silver clearcoat metallic, which I think is rare for the 93. It is the only one I have seen. Also, the original spark plug wires were dated 1994. My car was being built next to the new 1994 models I'm sure.
The car only has 81,000 miles on it, and it looks great. The ground effects need to be repainted, and it has just a couple of minor problems(the usual fox body problems). I thought about selling it, but I am going to keep it and get it in to showroom condition. I used to have an 86gt also. Loved that car. Sold it with 152,000 miles on it. very solid car. I loved the clean look in the 85 and 86 gt's.