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Mike,
That seems to make sense as the interior paint would have otherwise been black. I learned something new today ![]() |
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The fathom green/dark green interior car here is an 03D built car. The X11 Copo I mentioned was a very late 10A built car. The crayon code notes the color of the dash and rear package tray area paint since it is non black.
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The O1 code found on the Norwood pacecars indicates Orange interior X11 style trim.
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Sorry that should have been an XO code, still meaning an X11 (or X22) coded car with an orange interior.
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Mark, So even though the pace cars were not coded X11 on the trim tag, they had X codes on the bulkhead?
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#16
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Yep, XO on the left side of the rear seat support under the convertible well material.
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Never knew that....always assumed the bulkhead would have Z1, and maybe O for the interior. Thanks for the info.
Wonder why they used the X at all, as it doesn't seem to signify anything? |
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