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0:22 13:13 Mustang GT verification (1965 - 1966) - How to identify a real GT - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And I know that for a number of reasons the easiest of which it comes with a Marti report or you canMoreAnd I know that for a number of reasons the easiest of which it comes with a Marti report or you can get a Marti report and it'll tell you if you have a factory GT.

0:24 3:24 "How To" V.I.N. identification - OperationMustang.com - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip There's going to be a relief in the driver's side fender that exposes. This number the first digitMoreThere's going to be a relief in the driver's side fender that exposes. This number the first digit here is a five in this car meaning it's a 65. If it was a six would be a 66. Seven meaning 67.

To find the VIN plate on a 1964-67 Mustang, you'll need to open the hood. It's located next to the driver side fender. (From 1968 going forward, the VIN was relocated on the driver's side dash at the base of the windshield.)

You can typically find your VIN in these locations: Driver's side doorjamb. Windshield (lower, driver's side corner) Vehicle documentation (registration, insurance policy, lease, promissory note)

1967 GTs came with GT side stripes along the lower body between the wheelwells. The logo inside of 1967 GT stripes incorporated “GT” letters on each front quarter. The letters were “GTA” for a 1967 Mustang with automatic transmission.

The standard 17-digit VIN has been added to all Mustangs since the 1981 model year. Enter your Ford Mustang's VIN into our decoder to find out more about your car's engine, trim, and origin.