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I have a 71 Demon the car is just a shell when I got it the dash was missing so there fore no VIN tag. I do have the title for the car and the vin on drivers door & fender tag matches.
has anyone seen my VIN tag
LL29B1B413369
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Russell
 
demon428 said:
I have a 71 Demon the car is just a shell when I got it the dash was missing so there fore no VIN tag. I do have the title for the car and the vin on drivers door & fender tag matches.
has anyone seen my VIN tag
LL29B1B413369
Thanks
Russell
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No siree I have not. Goodluck. Maybe you could get a new one stamped out? If thats even possible
 
DarTT said:
No siree I have not. Goodluck. Maybe you could get a new one stamped out? If thats even possible
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I have been told that the CA DMV will make a new # for thew car. Would really like to fine the one that came with the car
 
You need to forget this nonsense and get ahold of the CA DMV with the documents you have. I dearly hope you have a "good" bill of sale.
 
The chances of finding the original one is 0 and none. Whoever took the dash panel needed it for some sort of repair or they would have taken all the other items with the VIN on it (not likely on a slant 6 car). They would have removed and thrown away your VIN plate and installed theirs to complete the swap. You can go to the Ca. Highway Patrol and have them assign a new VIN plate for ownership and registration purposes. They usually use the original number if you have good paperwork.
 
cudamark said:
The chances of finding the original one is 0 and none. Whoever took the dash panel needed it for some sort of repair or they would have taken all the other items with the VIN on it (not likely on a slant 6 car). They would have removed and thrown away your VIN plate and installed theirs to complete the swap. You can go to the Ca. Highway Patrol and have them assign a new VIN plate for ownership and registration purposes. They usually use the original number if you have good paperwork.
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Thanks cudamark
I do have CA assign vin
just a shot in the dark to find the original
 
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