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Spyder edition numbers
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NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
It's not quite that simple. There were several variations of each basic model. Say your VIN number ended with A198V######. A19 is the basic year and model desgnation. The 8 represents an "H", so this was the A19H group. The numbers following are sequential in that group. Another production group might be the A18J group, etc. Each group may have the same ending sequence, but the VIN# altogether is different. There are also letters and numbers to indicate information like which plant a vehicle was built in, and basic equipment as produced. I do not have the breakdown for interpreting the Can-Am VIN#s. There is no good way to tell from the last few digits exactly where your Spyder actually was in the entire production run. It makes no difference. Jay Leno got #1, and that's all that matters. The rest of us are just along for the ride.
-Scotty
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