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we have to have our out of state purchased vehicles inspected by the vin plate to match title and we cannot find one, evidentlly it has been removed along the years, my husband needs thisw to transfer title in his name, how do we go about a replacement vin plate for this model truck? your time is mych appreciated, thank you..

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If you have the old title, you can probably get a new one without having the vin plate on the truck.  I have never had to actually produce the vehicle when titling a vehicle, if I have the old title and maybe a bill of sale, I am OK.

But if you want a new VIN plate, I just googled "replacement VIN Plate" and got several sites that might help.  This one looked the best, it recommeneds checking your states vehicle codes.  You can find this on-line at your states Sec of State web site or maybe DMV site.

http://www.asashop.org/autoinc/april2003/collision.htm

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Expertise

Questions about most classic cars from the mid 50's through early 70's. Some repair questions, I am a decent home mechanic. I have more knowledge on Pontiacs and Chevy's but have some on all models. Also on storage, maintenance, detailing

Experience

Have owned and worked on many classic cars in the years mentioned. Have won several national awards at car shows. Run a national car club for the Ford Taurus SHO, but have been active in many local/regional clubs. Have worked on my own cars for many years.

Organizations
SVTOA, POCI, SHO Club,

Publications
Auto-X magazine (now called Grassroots Motorsports), Old Cars Weekly, SHO Registry, Dodge Cummins Diesel Register, Ford Powerstroke Registry. Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords.

Education/Credentials
High School, College Degree (Bachelors). Continuing education.

Awards and Honors
National awards for a 58 Impala, 66 Grand Prix, 71 Camaro, 72 Buick GS. all unrestored originals.

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