Whats with the VIN
#2
What information are you hoping to get from running the VIN?
If you want to check that the engine and trans are original, the VIN derivative stamped on each should match the VIN on your dash.
The cowl tag will tell you more about your car. If you post it, people on the site can help you decode it.
Cheers.
If you want to check that the engine and trans are original, the VIN derivative stamped on each should match the VIN on your dash.
The cowl tag will tell you more about your car. If you post it, people on the site can help you decode it.
Cheers.
#4
I cant figure out how to run a VIN on my 72 OLDS, it only has 13 digits
VINs did not go to 17 digits until 1981.
It's because of this that some of those VIN search services won't work. They expect 17 digit VINs. Is this what you mean when you say you can't "run a VIN?"
Last edited by jaunty75; August 29th, 2009 at 01:06 PM.
#6
#10
It's too coincidental that Algore and several others like him were born roughly nine months after the 1947 Roswell UFO crash.
If you want to know what the VIN tells you, post all but the last 6 digits of it here and we'll decode it for you. We'll try the data plate too.
If you want to know what the VIN tells you, post all but the last 6 digits of it here and we'll decode it for you. We'll try the data plate too.
#11
I've never seen a human quite like him...and that's because he isn't a human!
His kitchen cookbook is "To Serve Man".
I'm wearing my tinfoil hat all the time now.
#12
If you want to know what the VIN tells you, post all but the last 6 digits of it here and we'll decode it for you.
#14
Privacy laws have all but eliminated possibility of getting info like that. LE and insurance companies are among the few who can get it. Then in order to get it, you have to go thru DMV in every state the car was ever registered in, and many states have purged their records on older cars and registrations. Other states don't even use titles on cars more than 20-25 years old.
I find it ironic that privacy laws keep ordinary folks from finding out information, while government and LE techno-snooping is increasing at an almost alarming rate.
I find it ironic that privacy laws keep ordinary folks from finding out information, while government and LE techno-snooping is increasing at an almost alarming rate.
Last edited by rocketraider; August 30th, 2009 at 06:22 AM.
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