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5754If you're not kickin' up dust, you're collectin' it!

Hey Mike,
Yes, folks typically just mention the last 4 digits of their VIN when referring to their cars (with well below 10K cars built there's virtually no chance for two cars to end with the same 4 digits so it's a convenient shorthand). If you're registered on the ProvaMo website http://provamo.com/ , those 4 digits will let you look up, see, and read about a good number of cars (if owners have put info there over the years), you can also upload photos and write some history on your own car as you tweak, modify, restore and/or just plain enjoy it.

1/25/159:22 AM

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