Alicia, you Pacer people are going to give me fits. 8^D  Your number
looks to be pre 1959.  A 17ft Pacer was introduced in 1958, but the
official records do not indicate a series number.  Officially in 1959,
the new numbering sequence started and the lay out was ;
[length in feet] [ T, S, or SS] [sequence #]

In your case, it could be a 1959, or a 1960 because it has SS0, the 0
possibly indicating 60.  If it doesn't have the elaborate 3 color
nameplate with Wally's likeness and the pilot wheel, that may be another
indication it is a 1958, or 59.   Other Pacer owners will chime in , I'm
sure, and we may be able to build a case.  Sometimes the early models,
made at or just after a transition year, are hardest to identify.  Yours
could be the standard mistake, made in 58, or 59, then sold in 60 and
registered as a 60.   I'm waiting for other Pacer owners to come to the
rescue.

Bill Scott
61 Bambi



We have a 1960 Pacer  #SS0 382  No fancy plate with a picture tho.
It's 16 1/2 feet long  single axle  We were told they made around a hundred 
of the puppies.  Al


>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill Scott)
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [VAC] nother request for ID# info
>Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 23:35:44 -0500 (CDT)
>
>Hey Doug,  before I had a chance to ask Karnack about the supposed
>"Pacer",  he lashed out, " Not that Rowbottom again, what is this, some
>Canadian, .....trick question?"  He says we need more info.  I say, if
>it is a Pacer, with a 4 digit number, it is a pre 1959, or a custom.
>The SS does indicate  Santa Fe Springs, but, the official Mobile Home
>report does not indicate a Pacer being made pre 1959.  Perhaps our Pacer
>expert in London, Anthony will chime in with the specs on his Pacer.
>Very few Pacer's were made, but as I recall, Anthony's has a number
>similar to the one you refer.  If you are going to buy it, get me some
>more info, like , axle, exact length, does it have a "Pacer name plate?"
>One thing I have noticed about 1960 models, that is unlike others, and
>that is the elaborate nameplate with the engraving of Wally with the
>Beret, and a Land Yacht Pilot wheel, plus 2 or 3 colors.  I have only
>seen those nameplates on 1960 models. Scott S. and Garnett both have
>1960's, and they have the plate.    Scott's looks especially nice,
>because he and Lise, restored it to "like new condition".  I'll tell
>Karnack to back off,...........eh.
>
>Bill
>
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