Open the driver's side door.2. Locate the identification badge on the edge of the door. From One thousand nine hundred sixty five to 1969, the identification badge was a rectangular-shaped metal plate.
When restoring a classic Mustang, the information contained in this badge is vitally important because many of these cars have been modified over the years. Fortunately, it only takes a few seconds to access the identification badge and locate the interior color code.
Instructions
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Referencing the identification Emblem is fundamental to an accurate Mustang restoration.Classic Ford Mustangs, or those produced in the 1960s and early 1970s, were assigned a series of numbers to button down the specifications of the van as it left the works. These numbers, along with the vehicle identification digit, were included on an identification badge.Starting in 1970, the metal plate was replaced with a sticker.
3. Locate the interior color number on the identification badge. Note that the badge features two rows. The top row of the One thousand nine hundred sixty five to One thousand nine hundred sixty nine Mustang contains the color number. It is located under the "TRIM" stamp. If the Mustang features a sticker, the number is noted under the "TRIM" stamp.
Note that most color codes for the One thousand nine hundred sixty five to 1969 Mustang were either a single number or a single letter followed by a number. Staring in 1970, all interior codes featured either two letters or one number followed by one letter.
