how can i find out what sort my VT is?

[nagles_18]

gday
i just bought a VT and it has no badges so i can't tell if its a executive or berlina or anythin. the badge says -
General Motor Holden Automatic Limited
Model - VT8VK69-114 Built - Sep97
Body No - L267543 ENG - LN3
Trim - 171 Trans - M30
Paint - J073 A/C - C60
Susp - STD Axle - GU4

Can someone help me out?
cheers

[callum_88]

check out redbook.com.au

and fill out what you know about the car (eg. v6, sedan etc.), and you may filter the results down to a couple of cars

hope that helps you out a bit

[fuzzy2308]

Go find the build sheet under the carpet, does it say on the rego if its got rego.

[Kurhas]

can tell by using the vin numbering system, attached is the vin number for vt series 1. i thinks its based on the executive series

[Caprice5L]

if its got no options, is obviously an exec. if its got traction control button its an acclaim, if its got power windows its a berlina, if its got fog lights its a calais. bit vague, but hope it helps. and yeah, vin number tells all.

[BOGANV8]

can tell by using the vin numbering system, attached is the vin number for vt series 1. i thinks its based on the executive series

You will also find this info in your owners manual too if you got one with it

[Astranomical]

Judging by Kurhas's post, its a 1997 VT Executive sedan.

[And_ROOS]

if its got no options, is obviously an exec. if its got traction control button its an acclaim, if its got power windows its a berlina, if its got fog lights its a calais. bit vague, but hope it helps. and yeah, vin number tells all.

Not always true though, as mine has all of the above and is an acclaim, whiles its a good general rule it does depend on who you bought it from

[Astranomical]

Exactly, the K in the model code (and the VIN, I'd imagine) points to the car being an Exec, all you need to know