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This VIN is weird. Not in the sense in we can't retrieve its build info but more like date and service date.

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So this VIN shows a build date of 5/14/87. Yet it bears a GT which is 1986. Ok, could be a special order MJ that was waiting on a piece or two. It comes equipped with the 2.1L Renault. Could've been waiting on the engine if there was a shortage. Or the cargo lamp or the AX5 with bell house it was equipped with, who knows? 

 

here's where the conflict happens:

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How was it built in May but in service in March? Really strange. Que X-files. 

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19 hours ago, jdog said:

probably a chrysler screw up, mine only shows a in service date, also says it needs 2 recalls

 

Not Chrysler, AMC.

 

I bought my 1988 Cherokee new. It was delivered, IIRC, in January of 1988. All the paperwork says American Motors. Two or three months later, when I took it back for a warranty issue, the warranty was handled through Chrysler. An 86/87 vehicle was defintely AMC.

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19 minutes ago, Eagle said:

 

Not Chrysler, AMC.

 

I bought my 1988 Cherokee new. It was delivered, IIRC, in January of 1988. All the paperwork says American Motors. Two or three months later, when I took it back for a warranty issue, the warranty was handled through Chrysler. An 86/87 vehicle was defintely AMC.

You are correct but we get the  Vin info from Chrysler, what I was saying is Chrysler screwed it up when they inputted the data into their system that they recieved from amc

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1 minute ago, gogmorgo said:


Build date of 4/20. Why are you surprised something went a bit weird putting in the data?

Build date says 1986. In service date says 1985. How does a vehicle get put into service before its built? Which is why the theory of Chrysler putting in some data backwards has come up as plausible.

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