Where is second vin
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Where is second vin
OK, I have an 83 ford F100 flareside with a 302. It is just about restored now. The guy that painted the truck removed the VIN before painting. (No idea why) Well, it is missing now. I beleive there is a second vin on the passenger side somewhere on the frame, but I cannot find it. I need to locate a second vin so that I can register the truck and have the cab one replaced. Where exactly is the best place to find it.
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If you ever sell it, then that could be a different story. If I were buying it I would want to see a vin that matched the title you gave me.
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I haven't a clue why the body man would remove a tag. Was it rusted out there? He knows better than messing with that tag and how important it is. Did you check what one of the other previous posters said? If you have a new windshield it may be just covering the tag up.
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I haven't a clue why the body man would remove a tag. Was it rusted out there? He knows better than messing with that tag and how important it is. Did you check what one of the other previous posters said?
If you have a new windshield it may be just covering the tag up.
If you have a new windshield it may be just covering the tag up.
Ford says the Warranty Number is not for title or registration purposes, as it's too EZ to change.
The usual reason: People replaced damaged left doors with used doors. Then didn't go to a dealer to get a replacement for the original glued on Certification Label.
Here in CA, this is a PITA as the registered owner with his/her registration, FoMoCo parts manager and the police have to be involved in order to replace this label.
VIN tag located on the left corner of the dash, visible thru the windshield.
It's a felony to remove the VIN tag, the only reasons why someone could have removed it:
(1) To cover up the fact that the truck was stolen.
(2) If the truck was stolen and stripped, then recovered, the DMV may have issued a new VIN. The truck (here in CA, maybe elsewhere) would then have a salvage title.
(3) Truck totaled by the insurance company, then if sold back to the owner, a new VIN may have been issued. Here in CA (maybe elsewhere) would have a salvage title.
CA DMV stamps a metal plate with new VIN, then the plate is either riveted or screwed to the left door face below the latch.
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