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06-07-2005, 03:19 AM
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Originally Posted by nick *
Originally Posted by Sol
Welcome to the club. Post some pics when you get a chance. Seeing a 40th is always nice.
Here are 2 pics of a dirty but nice 97 SLE.
By the way, are 40th common or are they a few made?
06-07-2005, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Welcome. You have a somewhat rare car. I believe there are production #'* on the 40Th in Tech Info at the top of the page.
What would really make your car rare would be for it to be a 40th SLE SC (Supercharged) seeing as the SLE could have the L67 engine 1995-1997.
BTW, my dad is an old Mopar freak too -but at the moment he only has one original Hemi car -a 1953 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Newport 2 dr hdtp .....yeah, that'* a line.
There'* a couple pics of the 1953 here:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...+1953+chrysler
What would really make your car rare would be for it to be a 40th SLE SC (Supercharged) seeing as the SLE could have the L67 engine 1995-1997.
BTW, my dad is an old Mopar freak too -but at the moment he only has one original Hemi car -a 1953 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Newport 2 dr hdtp .....yeah, that'* a line.
There'* a couple pics of the 1953 here:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...+1953+chrysler
I did check out the tech area and I have noticed either something is wrong or I am not reading it correctly (which is usually the case), it says that all 40th should have a Y40 in the Vin. Well I bought mine new from the dealer and I think I still have the window sticker somewhere in this house, and my vin does not have a Y40 in it. :?
Did I read it wrong?
What is a L67 engine, I thought the 3800 is all the same?
06-07-2005, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by nick *
Originally Posted by OLBlueEyesBonne
Welcome. You have a somewhat rare car. I believe there are production #'* on the 40Th in Tech Info at the top of the page.
What would really make your car rare would be for it to be a 40th SLE SC (Supercharged) seeing as the SLE could have the L67 engine 1995-1997.
BTW, my dad is an old Mopar freak too -but at the moment he only has one original Hemi car -a 1953 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Newport 2 dr hdtp .....yeah, that'* a line.
There'* a couple pics of the 1953 here:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...+1953+chrysler
What would really make your car rare would be for it to be a 40th SLE SC (Supercharged) seeing as the SLE could have the L67 engine 1995-1997.
BTW, my dad is an old Mopar freak too -but at the moment he only has one original Hemi car -a 1953 Chrysler New Yorker Deluxe Newport 2 dr hdtp .....yeah, that'* a line.
There'* a couple pics of the 1953 here:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...+1953+chrysler
I did check out the tech area and I have noticed either something is wrong or I am not reading it correctly (which is usually the case), it says that all 40th should have a Y40 in the Vin. Well I bought mine new from the dealer and I think I still have the window sticker somewhere in this house, and my vin does not have a Y40 in it. :?
Did I read it wrong?
What is a L67 engine, I thought the 3800 is all the same?
Also you vin should start out like ... 1G2HX The X is the SE Bonneville, with the possibility of adding the SLE package... Hope this helps
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06-07-2005, 08:31 PM
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well here they are
AAA AG1 AK5 AP9 AS7 AT6 AU0 A79 A90 BA5 BMD
B37 C57 C68 C97 DA1 DG7 DH6 DK6 D55 FE1 FW2
H4U IH2 JM4 KG9 KP2 L36 MX0 M13 NB7 NP5 NV8
PF5 QNX T43 UB3 UK3 US7 UV5 UW6 U1C VG8 VH9
VK3 VM6 V73 YF5 Y40 1SH 16U 561 562 6KJ 7KJ
8RW 9RW
BC/CC U 9753 562
AAA AG1 AK5 AP9 AS7 AT6 AU0 A79 A90 BA5 BMD
B37 C57 C68 C97 DA1 DG7 DH6 DK6 D55 FE1 FW2
H4U IH2 JM4 KG9 KP2 L36 MX0 M13 NB7 NP5 NV8
PF5 QNX T43 UB3 UK3 US7 UV5 UW6 U1C VG8 VH9
VK3 VM6 V73 YF5 Y40 1SH 16U 561 562 6KJ 7KJ
8RW 9RW
BC/CC U 9753 562
06-07-2005, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by nick *
What is a L67 engine, I thought the 3800 is all the same?
The L27 is NA (regular 3800) and was from 92-94. 95 - current NA (regular 3800) is the L36.
06-07-2005, 08:34 PM
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My thoughts were dead on the money....
You have a 1997, 40th SE bonneville with the SLE(H4U) package... So you have a " Sport Luxury Edition " 40th anniversary bonneville... Verry nice...
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You have a 1997, 40th SE bonneville with the SLE(H4U) package... So you have a " Sport Luxury Edition " 40th anniversary bonneville... Verry nice...
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