Can someone please tell me, can 2 pans have the same number? If they have a number that ends in 402 and 403 does that mean they were behind each other in the assembly line? Have a very freaky story if that is the case.
T54

OK I'll bite and also bump. What's the freaky story?

Anyone know this?
T54

Sounds like they were in the production line together... spill it!!

I have 3 54's at the moment. I have sold one to a friend and the pan of that car to another person in Melb as the owner of my Oct54 (white) was going to swap it onto a IRS pan. He has now changed his mind and wants to keep its standard pan but because I have already sold it I said if the dates are correct, would he like the pan off my other one. I had no idea what month my other one is and we met on the weekend to check it out. After removing the dust that has collected from 10 years storage I started reading out the numbers and as my friend was cross checking them to his he said 'what' and I repeated them again... bullshit! It happens that they are one number apart. It blew me away. Of all the 54's built and they could of gone anywhere, I currently own 2 inline off the production line. It is a bit of a shame that I am going to spit them but for the owner of my white one, you couldn't get a closer match for a new pan.
Spooky!
T54

Wow , not unheard of Got a Pre a Continental 356 at the workshop it is 1 of 6 cars that are all complete with matching numbers (body wise) and are in numerical order.

Dont split yo cars unless u sell it to a good mate who will appreciate the rareness

yeh man keep these two together they are meant for one another..

thats gotta be worth extra money... for someone. I recon you'd make a very tidy penny sending that to the UK or US.