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MRS055 · 06-08-2006, 05:45 AM

Back in the old days there was no VIN number. The only number on the car would be the engine number.
When we registered our 1960 Super 88 in Australia we had to proove to the Road & Transpost Authority that there was no VIN and had a new VIN allocated and stamped on the car. It really upsets the authorities when they cant fill in the forms properly. We even had to go to the police to get the car cleared for theft(no VIN it must have been a stolen car right).

06-08-2006, 05:45 AM	#2 (permalink)
MRS055 Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 3	Back in the old days there was no VIN number. The only number on the car would be the engine number. When we registered our 1960 Super 88 in Australia we had to proove to the Road & Transpost Authority that there was no VIN and had a new VIN allocated and stamped on the car. It really upsets the authorities when they cant fill in the forms properly. We even had to go to the police to get the car cleared for theft(no VIN it must have been a stolen car right).