I believe things to be more complicated, too. VP and star symbols stamped into engine cases Eldorado and 850 California Police motorcycles (imported to the USA) have matching frame numbers and engine numbers. Matching numbers: 850 GT models (not imported to the USA) do not have matching frame and engine numbers.Ambassador models (imported to the USA) have matching frame numbers and engine numbers.Ĩ50 GT, 850 GT California, Eldorado, and 850 California Police Matching numbers: V7 Special models (not imported to the USA) do not have matching frame and engine numbers.Build date: Build dates (month and year) are stamped on the VIN plate riveted to the steering head.Engine numbers are also stamped on the VIN plate riveted to the steering head. Engine numbers: Engine numbers are stamped on the left side of the engine case.The frame number is not stamped in the steering head. Frame numbers: All frames have a VIN plate riveted to the steering head.V7 Special and Ambassador Moto Guzzi Engine Identification Numbers For Sale Engines on most 1967 models have a replacement crankcase, so this introduces yet another variable.

On the only V700 that I've seen with matching numbers, it was clear that someone (not the factory) had stamped the crankcase to match the frame. Matching numbers: Frame numbers and engine numbers almost certainly did not match from the factory.However, frame numbers less than 1400 are almost certainly 1967 models sold in the USA. Build date: Since most V700 frame do not have a VIN plate, build dates are unknown.Frame numbers that are 4 digits in length and those that do not start with an A are almost certainly V700 frames. Instead, the frame number is stamped directly to the steering head. Frame numbers: V700 frames do not have a VIN plate riveted to the steering head.However, it is likely there are exceptions. As is typical of Moto Guzzi, the following information is applicable to most models.

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