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Vin Decoder
Hello,
I tried using the VIN Decoder and several others, but I keep getting the message that my VIN for my truck is not valid, however, it is the VIN that is on the title with the DMV. I was wondering if anyone could help me with this?
My VIN is F10D5N27478
1955 Ford F-100
Thank you for any help that anyone can provide.
I tried using the VIN Decoder and several others, but I keep getting the message that my VIN for my truck is not valid, however, it is the VIN that is on the title with the DMV. I was wondering if anyone could help me with this?
My VIN is F10D5N27478
1955 Ford F-100
Thank you for any help that anyone can provide.
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Just a bit of trivia for all the new guys.
The "VIN decoders" are based on a 17character standardized modern VIN.
Our trucks technically have a Serial Number with fewer characters and that's why they don't show up on the decoder charts.
The "VIN decoders" are based on a 17character standardized modern VIN.
Our trucks technically have a Serial Number with fewer characters and that's why they don't show up on the decoder charts.
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From: Lititz PA
I stopped driving my ‘54 in 1986. I started the restoration in 1997. I finished in 2003. When I relicensed it PA sent me a new title with a longer serial number. I bet it’s 17 digits. I wonder if it would show up in the decoder?
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