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#217334 10/09/2006 5:18 AM
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Some time ago someone posted a company name that would repair old VIN plates. I did a search on this topic and couldn't find anything. Does anyone have this information?

#217335 10/09/2006 5:51 AM
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here's the post
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#217336 10/09/2006 11:45 PM
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They were not any help to me. I have a VIN plate that needs repainting. I asked them if they could repaint it, or press the same VIN numbers on a repo plate (that I would provide or they could provide), or would they make me a new plate. They were not interested but advised me to get the numbers pressed or engraved locally (of course I had told them at the beginning that I had tried unsuccessfully to get it done locally).

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On the truck I just bought the VIN plate is painted over in red -- the color of the truck. Also I believe it was moved to underneath the top of the door frame from the origional location. It could have been moved from an other vehicle even.

Have you thought about painting it yourself with a silver or grey paint?

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The only dealings that I actually had with them was early on. At that time, people were building bogus cars and optioning them as they saw fit trying to pass off as original. Since then, I read that they drew a hard line on that practice and really want much proof of ownership to make sure they are not helping someone legalize a stolen car. Even in the 80s the tag was pricey. I am not surprised that they did not want to finish someone elses repro tag but I am very surprised that they shut you down with no interest in making another ID plate for you. I guess I need to reconsider my reccomendations.


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