Number in boot floor

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RMS1974
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Number in boot floor

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Good afternoon,

I'm considering a tow bar for the Cabriolet, having taken everything out of the boot I found this number on the nearside above the chassis rail area:- 2B336J 0059754

It's not the VIN, could anyone please shed any light please?

Thanks
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GTiJohn
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Re: Number in boot floor

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That'll be the body sequence number, which was assigned to the bodyshell during the assembly process in West Works and before paint.

It is necessary to have a reference number so that if any problems are recognised, such as a faulty weld gun, a 'good after' number was needed and a sweep performed between that and the previous good number.

Destructive tests were performed on several critical sub-assemblies pulled from the line to check but production continued while the checks were done. Failure was very infrequent, as you can imagine, otherwise you have to rework, or lose, a lot of bodies!

The VIN stamp was applied on the CAB1 assembly line and the body becomes a car :D
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RMS1974
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Re: Number in boot floor

Post by RMS1974 »

Thanks very much for the explanation John.

Regards
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