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Surely the answer is known here, though I found nothing searching the forum (or the interwebs for that matter).
Removed my tail lights today to have a dent pushed and found what look to be signatures(?!), engraved and under the paint, of the tail light buckets. One on the left and two on the right. Assumed they may have been reference for assembly until I noticed there were two on the same panel...
Anyone seen this before or know the story behind it?
Thanks!
https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...d-built-2.html
This is the German equivalent of UAW's practice of "signing" finished GM cars by tossing empty coke bottles between the door panels...
As cool as it would be for the cars to be signed, the initials are more likely to be assembler and/or quality control initials...Gunter or Max signing off on the wiring...
