Actually this is true on cars today also. I deal with used cars in my
business and every car has a date of manufacturer (usually on the driver
door jamb). ALL cars manufactured after Oct. 1, 19xx are the next year
model. sometimes they manufacturer will make ones made earlier the next
model year (like the 2000 dodge neon that is out now) but if it made
after October it MUST be tagged as the next year
David & Candy Pina wrote:
>
> I believe most auto manufacterers start producing "next years model in
> the last two to three, maybe four months of each year, or at least they
> used to, hence you get a '70 sold in Dec 69.
> david srl 701
>
> Edward Wilsey wrote:
>
> > Why would a title say 1970 when the door plate on the car say's 12/69?
> >
> > Thanks!
> >
> > Jim
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1968 1600
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