Kangolbrand

Is there some other way of telling if the motor if stolen besides going off the vin... since this block doesnt have the vin tag attached? where it says B18c1, under that has a few numbers.... can I call the local pd and read those numbers to them to see if its legit? any info would help. Thanks


dont know if they took it off or it fell off but has the rivet holes for the vin tag.

atg1290

I dunno rivets are hard to come off by themself unless they see alot of abuse. The only rivets ive seen fall off are from my hockey skates.....

Kangolbrand

lol, ya I was thinking the same.... anybody out there with some info/advise to this subject?

Kangolbrand

I plan to state ref. the car/motor... would the ref guy be bother by the missing vin tag? what should I do?

TurdBlown Teg

the ref will take the car because of no vin i have heard storys that if your tranny doesnt have a vin on it it will be impounded.

Kangolbrand

where would the vin be located on the tranny? I just see a bar code with y80 starting and some other numbers next to it.

numberone

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kangolbrand &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is there some other way of telling if the motor if stolen besides going off the vin... since this block doesnt have the vin tag attached? where it says B18c1, under that has a few numbers.... can I call the local pd and read those numbers to them to see if its legit? any info would help. Thanks


dont know if they took it off or it fell off but has the rivet holes for the vin tag.</TD></TR></TABLE> The numbers under the B18C1 is the production number and means nothing! I've had a jdm gsr that did'nt come with any vins. And the ref is only concerned if the car passes smog or not and if it is done correctly, I'm sure he is not interested in turning his customer's in!