Pacific Coast Roadster data

[5bird7]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

OK, I'm now updating the first message on this thread with this info:
#1 - your PCR Serial number found in your glove box.
#2 - your last 4 digits of your PCR VIN#
#3 - build date if you know it . (vin#s may be out of sequence, too, so this date will be a better indication of when it went thru the factory - build date can be found on any service record you have from your dealer) Also, you can use either quickdraw's data or data link on other thread
#4 - current location (city/state or province/Country)
#5 - 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc... owner?

[PCR 863]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

Last 4 digits --- # 8992

Number --- # 863

Build date --- March 24, 2004

I bought it form San Jose CA June 2010

Now in British Columbia Canada

[JAB02LHS]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

- last 4 digits of VIN# 8952
- PCR Serial number 843
- Date ordered 02/26/2004
- Date built 03/22/2004
- At Dealer 04/08/2004
- Sold date 06/30/2004
- Current location Cleveland Ohio
-Bought by me 11/22/04
- after car was in a Hailstorm while at an Amarillo Ford dealer as a demo, then sold to insurance company then to an Ford Auto Re-cycler in OK who repaired it and sold to me on EBay with 849 miles on it but no warranty..

[5bird7]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

This for a request I received. Maybe we could get a better start at this than what has been recorded previously. New thread or new list in the first message?

[5bird7]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

Looks like I haven't kept this up. Since the original purpose was to find if the serial numbers meant much of anything other than having a serial number - and it was found that they're out of order in some cases, we kind of let this slide by but it is a good spot for keeping track of our member PCR owners.
Since I seem to have a little bit more time. I might just keep at it. I've updated the file in message 8 and removed the file posted later in the thread since the info is all the same, just in a different order.
So, any of our newer pcr owners that want to be on the list, just post here with the info we're collecting and I'll update that first message.

[macedon]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

Here's the numbers for my PCR

manufactured 03/16/2004

sold (In San Antonio) 04/22/2004

PCR 723

VIN 08438

mileage 25992

[barbara]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

Hi,
Bought new a PCR manufactured for the Canadian market (fluids & speeds in metric, & stickers bilingual).
VIN 7058
Series.....383....I think (from memory)

[archiea]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

What is the Pacific Coast Roadster? Any Pics out there?

You can find some photos here... this was taken during the maiden voyage of my own!
http://homepage.mac.com/archiea/T-bird/PhotoAlbum6.html


You can also look in my gallery by clicking on the camera icon on the left..
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[00mustng]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

....sorry Don!.....

[donfox]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

.....i don't think the guages are Thunderbird specific....so I'm sure the creme/silver guages are in other Fords as well......to whit....the Cashmere Edition Explorer/Expedition/Town Car/Continental........

And here I thought I was special.

[00mustng]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

.....i don't think the guages are Thunderbird specific....so I'm sure the creme/silver guages are in other Fords as well......to whit....the Cashmere Edition Explorer/Expedition/Town Car/Continental........

[louhari]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

Don,
Thanks. It appears the plastic part the dealer received is for a cashmere. At least he got the special eddition part right, just the wrong year.

Lou

[donfox]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

Dark stone, light stone & "cashmere" leather. The leather looks like a creamy off white to me. Just a bit off, like me.

[louhari]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

Thanks for the recommendation on comparing with the cashmere gages. I wonder if the plastic molded part is for a cashmere. Don't remember the interior color. Is it cream?

[donfox]

Re: Pacific Coast Roadster data

The cashmeres have the cream colored gauges as well. They seem to be just a bit off white. I don't mean to intrude on a PCR thread. I just thought it might give you another comparison.