if you look under the dash - left hand side, you will see a rectangular plate with a series of numbers on - if you can get an image of it & post it up, some kind soul off here will decipher it
Here you go bud - diy m plate decoder http://vw-mplate.com/mcode.php?lang=EN&plate_type=70-79&p2_CC_CCC_CCC=CC+CCC+CCC&p2_MMM1=MMM&p2_MMM2=MMM&p2_MMM3=MMM&p2_MMM4=MMM&p2_MMM5=MMM&p2_PPPPII=PPPPII&p2_MMM6=MMM&p2_MMM7=MMM&p2_MMM8=MMM&p2_MMM9=MMM&p2_DD_D=DD+D&p2_UUUU=UUUU&p2_EE=EE&p2_XXXX_TT=XXXX+TT Basically you put your own m plate numbers in the appropriate box and press decode my m plate below .
This is how it works without the decoder: Look at the bottom line of your m plate. The first two numbers will tell you the week, the third number stands for the day of production. For example: If you have a 1976 model, 49 3 stands for 3rd of december 1975 (model year 1976 started in august 1975!), while 15 3 would be 7th april 1976.
