Re: [VintageLambo] Re: Espada S1 chassis plate

Doc, I recently purchased Islero #6129, and it has also been titled as a 1967, which I have been meaning to ask about. But I"m not sure if you just answered it. I have an EPA release for Islero #6318, for licensing reasons, and was told I did not need one for #6129, as it was titled as a 1967. My question, was this a pre March 1968 import, an error on the title, or some strange roundabout way of beating the system for EPA regulations? Inquiring minds want to know. Thanks for any help in this matter, Mark Wesenberg Islero #6318 & #6129 On Sunday, February 23, 2003, at 11:05 PM, docmirror wrote: > Udo, >Well, we now know the build of your car. It appears you have > chassis 7056, one of the first ten made. This would explain the 1967 > registration, if it was delivered in the US before March 1968, most > states would allow it to be registered and titled as a 1967 model > year. > > By chance was this the Espada for sale at Fantasy Junction recently? > I recall seeing the car only briefly, and that it was a very early > vintage. If so, you got a heck of a deal. I don"t have any more ideas > about a data plate. Maybe someone from the 400GT/Islero camp has an > idea. > > Please keep us up to date on the car, and if you would like, send the > information to Glen at the lamborghiniregistry.com. > > Doc > > > --- In VintageLambo@yahoogroups.com, "miura_sv " > wrote: >> Thanks for the reply, Doc.The only thing I have been able to find >> is the chassis stamp on the right fender as you described.It > reads >> *750*0056*.There is no VIN plate as most cars have.Does the 56 >> indicate when the car was produced?Somehow the car was titled in > CA >> as a 1967, though they didn"t start making them until 1968. >> >> Udo > > > > > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to > > >