Literature looking for home

[j911brick]

Today I came into possession of some original factory literature for a couple 356's and I am trying to get them to their proper home. One car is a '57, and the other car is a 62/ or 63. Both cars were purchased in San Antiono a couple years ago and went to So Cal. If you think you have these cars or know who does please contact me.

[id10t]

If there is a VIN or engine number on the docs you may be able to find something in the lookup at 356a.com

[j911brick]

I have numbers but I don't know if it's a vin. I don't know what a 356 vin looks like.

[6e0ff]

A 356 VIN is just a 5 or 6 digit number depending on the age of the vehicle. The number ranges vary based on body type, where it was made and similar things. There are no letters or any special coding like a modern VIN though.

(Edit: I dropped in a link to the Stoddard VIN explainer list, but the forums software is making the link weird)

I have a 62 Coupe, so I could be interested in those docs possibly.

[j911brick]

Originally Posted by 6e0ff

A 356 VIN is just a 5 or 6 digit number depending on the age of the vehicle. The number ranges vary based on body type, where it was made and similar things. There are no letters or any special coding like a modern VIN though.

(Edit: I dropped in a link to the Stoddard VIN explainer list, but the forums software is making the link weird)

I have a 62 Coupe, so I could be interested in those docs possibly.

I actually have a whole box, about 30-40 pounds. Mystro publications and videos secrets of the inner circle. Some old poc paperwork. I haven't looked too close.

[j911brick]

Still looking for the new owner of this car but I'm about to part with this collection if I can find the rightful owner.