oldschool1

I'm not sure if this is from a car or a truck so I decided to step into The Pub for a pint.

Can anyone identify or better yet, decode this plate found in a barn in New Jersey, North America? No other information was available.

http://thelincolnmarkviiclub.org/temp/RonA/P6210016.jpg



Thank you.

John "OldSchool" Dancy
for
Ron Alvarado and Family

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Big Block Ford

Thats a tough one.

There is no idea what sort of vehicle it came off?.

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oldschool1

Thanks for the reply.

The closest thing that anyone has come up with is the resonator identification plate before the catalytic converter on the H pipe of a 1987 Ford.

Otheres are looking for similar parts and pictures.

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oldschool1

(Sorry about the huge picture)

Thanks to Brian Larkin over at The Tri-State Thunderbird And Cougar Club who provided the best description of what our mystery plate is.
See: TSTaCC Forums - Ford Plate Decoder Help.

"this picture is of my fathers "93 cobra" h-pipe he bought at a flea market a few years back, the style of the cat tags match the one you have minus the year differnce. Your's is e7, for 87, the ones I have are e8, for 88. Take note the top 5 dgit numebr is the same, most likly that tag came off the pre cat near the manifold."

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