What Production # are you?
Olde Farte
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 86
From: Loveland, Colorado
Re: What Production # are you?
Originally Posted by jk110
the last car I bought (Honda Pilot) had a listing on their board that gave info like production number, etc. would be great if we could do something similar here. I will quote the moderators comment from there as maybe a base for someone to create a similar type thing for here:
TCH2007
(colorider over there)
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 242
From: Central NJ
Re: What Production # are you?
Originally Posted by TCH2007
Ah, you speak of hondapilot.org!!!! I know it well (and probably you)!!
TCH2007
(colorider over there)
TCH2007
(colorider over there)
Olde Farte
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 86
From: Loveland, Colorado
Re: What Production # are you?
Originally Posted by hamm3r
I am an early Honda Pilot adopter as well, but never got involved in any forums. I went through all of the same waiting list BS and trying to avoid dealer premiums above MSRP.
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Re: What Production # are you?
yeah, mine came in later than montush's, but montush's production number is higher?
on a somewhat similar thought, have you ever been at a bookstore and there isn't a price printed on the book jacket or on a sticker? If you look at the last 4 digits of the number above the barcode, that's the price.
Sorry if everyone knew that already! LOL. it was just a handy trick for me that I learned
on a somewhat similar thought, have you ever been at a bookstore and there isn't a price printed on the book jacket or on a sticker? If you look at the last 4 digits of the number above the barcode, that's the price.
Sorry if everyone knew that already! LOL. it was just a handy trick for me that I learned
Olde Farte
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 86
From: Loveland, Colorado
Re: What Production # are you?
Originally Posted by jk110
course I know who you are colorider - you are kind of famous over there - funny that it seems a bunch of us have both vehicles - and love them both...
As you probably remember, I traded the Pilot for a RidgeLine and then from there to the Camry. All great vehicles - just different and serve a different function.
