56 Vctoria Vin Decode

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Hi fellas I need to de code my 56 Victoria. Any help would be appreciated.

M6MV 106688
64C AE AD 8K 6335A
 
Thanks but I am really confused with the body and trim codes I cant seem to figure it out. The actual vin code is no problem though.
 
M6MV denotes M - 292 4V, 6 - 1956, M - manufactured in Memphis, V - Tudor Victoria. Build number 6688. Numbers start at 100,001.
64C Fairlane Victoria.
Paint AE is Raven Black/Colonial White
Trim AD is White Vinyl/Black Cloth
8K stands for 8th October 1956
Regards
 
Rick, could you be so kind as to help decode mine please?

M6DV 130144

64C KE BL 11L 766P

Thanks!
 
Hdc
M 292 with 4 barrel carb
6 1956
D Dallas assembly plant
V Tudor Victoria
130144 30,144 produced car in the series
64C Fairlane Victoria
KE Fiesta Red, Colonial White
BL White Vinyl and Red Bodycloth
11L 11th November (1st year of prod. ie 1956)
766P Production Code for that day of plant production
This is all from the parts manual.
Regards
 
I just purchased a 1955 Ford Victoria. It has a trim code of ATD1. I know the car has the overdrive transmission, power seats, factory AC ,power steering, and power brakes. It also has a knob above the radio marked "Speaker". Can anyone tell me exactly what the D1 means?
 
anyone can help me decode my 56 customline
still 473B
body 9520B
BDE 56
I6
473BK56-161801
473B FDA 16
thanks
 
anyone can help me decode my 56 customline
still 473B body 9520B BDE 56 I6 473BK56-161801 473B FDA 16
thanks

Are these the numbers as stamped/shown on the VIN tag? I don't think I've seen a sequence of numbers such as this on a US-produced vehicle. Since you are in France, perhaps yours was built outside the US? Just a guess on my part.
 
Canada used a different numbering system than the US. Cars in Australia have the same codes. If you go on the Australian Customlines and Mainline page on Facebook there are guys on that site that can probably help. Failing that a member on here with a Canadian Parts manual may be able to decode for you.
 
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For those of you who want to decode your old Ford, this publication was produced by Amos Publishing. They were advertised in Cars & Parts magazine many years ago called "Catalog of American Car ID Numbers 1950-1959". It is an invaluable source of information. As Cars & Parts Magazine is no longer published, you may have to locate one on eBay or similar? This volume not only covers Ford Products, but GM & Chrysler also.
 
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