I recently purchased an 09 spyder phantom gs limited edition. Supposedly, there were only 500 produced. My vin number ends in 621 and when I inquired, I was told that there were 650 actually packaged. Can anyone vouch for this?
This question comes up every so often. The VIN will not tell you anything. Here is a link to one of the threads that discussed the Phantom classification.
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=150445&postcount=8
Tom
Various states designate the models of vehicles differently, depending on how their computers were programmed. The title designation means nothing. BRP designated the model of the Phantom as A19N. This will be shown on the VIN# tag on the right side of the swingarm. If it shows any other model designation, it is a conversion. Each model has sequential digits that start at 000001, so an A19N model with S/N 000621 would be the 621st Phantom produced.Woah! My :spyder2: is a Phantom. Got out the title and in the 'Model' area is says 'SPY'.
Hmmm...I look over the other paperwork and the model is called at different times 'A19N', 'SPY' and 'Phantom'. The stock number is 418.
Don't care at this point about the finer details of the :spyder2:name. All I know is she looks great and gets me where I want to go with a smile on my face.
Various states designate the models of vehicles differently, depending on how their computers were programmed. The title designation means nothing. BRP designated the model of the Phantom as A19N. This will be shown on the VIN# tag on the right side of the swingarm. If it shows any other model designation, it is a conversion. Each model has sequential digits that start at 000001, so an A19N model with S/N 000621 would be the 621st Phantom produced.
Various states designate the models of vehicles differently, depending on how their computers were programmed. The title designation means nothing. BRP designated the model of the Phantom as A19N. This will be shown on the VIN# tag on the right side of the swingarm. If it shows any other model designation, it is a conversion. Each model has sequential digits that start at 000001, so an A19N model with S/N 000621 would be the 621st Phantom produced.
This was on here somewhere before. I would have given credit where credit is due, but I couldn't find the darned thread. If you don't think I am pretty much useless, ask my wife! :roflblack:HOW DOES HE KNOW ALL THIS STUFFF:gaah::gaah::gaah:
the man is amazing.....
This was on here somewhere before. I would have given credit where credit is due, but I couldn't find the darned thread. If you don't think I am pretty much useless, ask my wife! :roflblack:
I thought there were still some minor differences between the actual 'Phantoms' and the 'Conversions' ??:dontknow:
Depends a lot on when the conversion was done and how far they went with it. Many knock-offs did not have the same emblems, the seat cover, or the rear seat cowl, among other things.I thought there were still some minor differences between the actual 'Phantoms' and the 'Conversions' ??:dontknow:
Looks like PE really means Pay Extra edition.:joke: Retail all the way baby!!!When the first PE (premier edition) Spyders were introduced, Roaddog had #3433 of 2500.......:roflblack: