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New Chassis/VIN Number Stamped
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New Chassis/VIN Number Stamped
Hi
What's the reason why would QLD Transport put a new chassis number on a car.
I'm looking at this 4by and there's a metal plate welded on the passenger side tip of the chassis, and a Mod plate with the new chassis number on it.
13 digit, it starts with Q1NVAAAxxxxxx
The original manufacturer's plate is still on the firewall though.
Anyone ???
What's the reason why would QLD Transport put a new chassis number on a car.
I'm looking at this 4by and there's a metal plate welded on the passenger side tip of the chassis, and a Mod plate with the new chassis number on it.
13 digit, it starts with Q1NVAAAxxxxxx
The original manufacturer's plate is still on the firewall though.
Anyone ???
Usually it's because the vehicle has been stolen and recovered they assign a new vehicle identification number. If it's a late model car be weary, it can affect resale. But if 10years old I can't see it making much of a difference
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its a 1977 Fj40, but why would they re-stamped it when the original id plates is still there.
The previous owner said because of the power steering? which I think doesnt make sense or he doesnt know what he's talking about.
The new number is on the rego certificate so QLD transport confirmed it already
The previous owner said because of the power steering? which I think doesnt make sense or he doesnt know what he's talking about.
The new number is on the rego certificate so QLD transport confirmed it already
beacase the original VIN has been cancelled for some reason, which is why they issue a new VIN, the compliance plate is usually removed but I've never seem them remove a build plate so the chassis number stays the same...Trust me i'm a used car salesman
I'm not quitting drinking, I'm retiring at the top of my game - sporting comeback likely.
if the chassis no cannot be found, in this case maybe due to the powersteering conversion you mention it may have been covered up, they can issue new numbers for a number of reasons.
the number on the body and the chassis are separate items allowing body changes etc and tracability of parts, everything sounds normal to me and would not stop me owning it. I went through a similiar process in vic years ago and needed both chassis and engine no's to be re issued as none could be found on the truck.
the number on the body and the chassis are separate items allowing body changes etc and tracability of parts, everything sounds normal to me and would not stop me owning it. I went through a similiar process in vic years ago and needed both chassis and engine no's to be re issued as none could be found on the truck.
[quote="4runner2.8"]i have one.... and iv done a few long hard pulls with it too.[/quote]
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