[RAJ7395]

Yes it's the electric solenoid operated remote trunk lid release with the actuation button in the glove box.

[north]

I notice there is an star symbol before the date on top and a star 21 in the lower left corner. perhaps they mean something as none of my other PHS's from that plant have those two particularities.

Given the june 30th billing date is close to what the likely build date (based on sequential VIN) I'd be surprised it was a company car. Perhaps it was damaged or they did some test miles at the plant?

[johnta1]

North, I think BVZ explained the 21 number, and I would think it also had a previous PHS. The date of the CMD is also 2 weeks after the 'Shipped Date'
and after the Note of Interest.

[Baron Von Zeppelin]

I have numerous examples with the 21.
All were discounted - previously PMD / Zone cars.

They also used 30, 35, 40 and SP - as indicators.
Have never been able to find out, or glue together complete solid definitions on any except the SP.
Which was special bidding (SP).
Usually cars with high use - or cars that stuck around too long.

The numerical codes seem to be an identifier of a certain amount of discount.
But not the same % as their face value.
Just a classification.
21 is usually associated with 5% cars - i try not to use the word ~always~ when discussing these discount cars. The math factors are wacky and i don't want to try to crunch them.

.00 Hold Back is another indicator on these.