...er...nope! My list of M codes doesn't go up that high (numerically). My list goes to 729 for splitties and 663 for Bay windows...
What is the M code from (what vehicle)?
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ratty 63 路
...just had a look at www.type2.com for a list of M-codes, they acknoledge that m293 does exist, but as yet have not been able to work out what it means....
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wezley 路
whereabouts are the mcodes on a bay? Ive looked under the dash but can't see shite..
go-slow 路
It's off a '71 Kombi, UK model. The rest of the m codes are easy,
(A41 & 191) but this one has got me stumped. A few guys on the Internet are also looking but they haven't had much luck either.
aggri1 路
wezley wrote:whereabouts are the mcodes on a bay? Ive looked under the dash but can't see shite..
Yeah me too.
Behind the drivers seat I have the VIN no. plate OK. Having a look at "http://www.type2.com/m-codes/" tells me where the m-code plate should be on my '74. Behind the passenger seat (RHD). Right, but the only thing there is a Dulux sticker that says "Flipper Blue" and the corresponding colour code.
I'm not sure when Clayton stopped building busses, is it perhaps that Aussie vehicles don't have m-plates or something? What's the story folks?
Cheers, A.
aggri1 路
Oh, I really want to know!
shaihulud 路
What's an M code?
Matt Ryan 路
shaihulud,
M = Mehrausstattung
I ran the word through Bable fish translator & it said it means "optional extra" in english.
Matt.
shaihulud 路
Thank you.
aggri1 路
Hmm, that's all interesting.
Anyone know about how this applies to Bays? I just got a double door walkthrough early bay, and most of the photos I've seen of double door Bays show the solid cab divider of a panel van, so I was keen to know whether the m-codes would tell me anything.
Cheers, A.
aggri1 路
Bump. Never give up!
Samblers 路
Try thesamba.com
those freaks know EVERYTHING (and god help you if M793 means it came with optional gingham napkins and you've changed them to a non-original colour of stitching 馃 )