Should be noted all of this information applies to late model cars (with actual rivets) because earlier 60's cars more specifically GM cars have a vin tag spot welded on the A pillar. The fall off all of the time. Very important to keep an eye on the condition of the tag and spot welds.
What if I have titles still in my name for cars that can now be rebuilt from the ground up? I have a 1973 Barracuda title that was junked in the early 80's. It is now possible to build a car from aftermarket parts (AMD). Can it be done legally?
@@philipandrew9542 do you understand how an initialism works? V.I.N. stands for vehicle identification number, it’s not a vehicle identification number number which is what he is saying. The word number is being abbreviated by the N in V.I.N. So how does it make sense to call it a Vehicle Identification Number number?
Good knowledge important stuff, but you got to do what you got to do systems dirty and nearly impossible to navigate, please play dirty so obviously some of us have to as well it's not what you do its how you do it
