Reply to "BUYER BEWARE! SOMEBODY CUT THE VINS' OFF THE CAR! Huh???"

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@joules posted:
Actually most states have a VIN inspection requirement to title an out of state car. Nevada is pretty strict, I know of someone who purchased a restored Tiger and because the VIN plate rivets were new they refused to title it in NV.

Had a sheriff deputy look at my car in NC. He also called out the rivets. I told him the tag had never been removed. I hadn't cut a hole in the carpet over the pedal box so he could look at that stamp but he was ok with just the VIN plate.

8/11/244:26 PM

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