ModelAMike1930
Senior Member
Anybody know of a good free vin number trace site?
Vin number trace.
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earbleeder
Senior Member
not again
Bob Johnson
Well-known member
OK just getting picky here. You can ignore next paragraph.
First It is VIN not VIN number. VIN is Vehicle Identification Number. VIN number would be vehicle identification number number.
Second Modern VINs started in the 1950's and 1960s. The Model A only has an Engine number which is replicated on the frame.
The VIN trace sites will not accept a Model A Engine number as a VIN.
If you are looking for a trace on a modern car just do a Google search on VIN search and you will find many web site. Most if not all require a payment to get any useful information.
Bob
First It is VIN not VIN number. VIN is Vehicle Identification Number. VIN number would be vehicle identification number number.
Second Modern VINs started in the 1950's and 1960s. The Model A only has an Engine number which is replicated on the frame.
The VIN trace sites will not accept a Model A Engine number as a VIN.
If you are looking for a trace on a modern car just do a Google search on VIN search and you will find many web site. Most if not all require a payment to get any useful information.
Bob
ModelAMike1930
Senior Member
Sorry to bother you people with my question. It seems to some a stupid question to some, but not to me.. I wont bother you people with anymore questions ever..Thanks
Gary WA
Well-known member
Feel free to contact me with any info needed on Model A's And I will be glad to help in any way. No question is a stupid question. You have to accept that this is the internet and you do get smart A--es. Life is to short Enjoy the Hobby. Gary.
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Tiny
Well-known member
Easy now Mike!! Don't take your toys and go home just yet
Recently there was a new guy building a rat rod that asked the same question. He didn't last to long, but if your a stock kinda guy we would live to have you. Do an intro, tell us who you are and what kind of toys you have. Maybe even show us a pic. We like to be bothered with questions
Charlie Stephens
Well-known member
Mike,
There was nothing wrong with your question. Stick around. There is a lot of valuable information here but you need to sort through the garbage sometimes. One poster chose to bring in unrelated baggage from another unrelated post (their problem) and another chose to make picky grammatical corrections(again their problem). I don't mind saying that when I am inquiring about the vehicle identification number for a Model A (that is actually the serial number of the engine) I will say VIN. And in closing, if anyone knows of a good VIN number trace site I also would like to know about it.
Charlie Stephens
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bart78
Well-known member
I found this.1 9 2 7 First # Last # Total 1 9 3 0 First # Last # Total
October 1 137 137 January 2,742,696 2,826,649 83,954
November 138 971 834 February 2,826,650 2,940,776 114,127
December 972 5,275 4,304 March 2,940,777 3,114,465 173,689
1 9 2 8 April 3,114,466 3,304,703 190,238
January 5,276 17,251 11,976 May 3,304,704 3,509,306 204,603
February 17,252 36,016 18,765 June 3,509,307 3,702,547 193,241
March 36,017 67,700 31,684 July 3,702,548 3,771,362 68,815
April 67,701 109,740 42,040 August 3,771,363 3,883,888 112,526
May 109,741 165,726 55,986 September 3,883,889 4,005,973 122,085
June 165,727 224,226 58,500 October 4,005,974 4,093,995 88,022
July 224,227 295,707 71,481 November 4,093,996 4,177,733 83,738
August 295,708 384,867 89,160 December 4,177,734 4,237,500 59,767
September 384,868 473,012 88,145 1 9 3 1
October 473,013 585,696 112,684 January 4,237,501 4,310,300 72,800
November 585,697 697,829 112,133 February 4,310,301 4,393,627 83,327
December 697,830 810,122 112,293 March 4,393,628 4,520,831 127,204
1 9 2 9 April 4,520,832 4,611,921 91,090
January 810,123 983,136 173,014 May 4,611,922 4,695,999 84,078
February 983,137 1,127,171 144,035 June 4,696,000 4,746,730 50,731
March 1,127,172 1,298,827 171,656 July 4,746,731 4,746,730 30,552
April 1,298,828 1,478,647 179,820 August -none- -none- 0
May 1,478,648 1,663,401 184,754 September 4,777,283 4,824,809 47,527
June 1,663,402 1,854,831 191,430 October 4,824,810 4,826,746 1,937
July 1,854,832 2,045,422 190,591 November 4,826,747 4,826,746 4,060
August 2,045,423 2,243,920 198,498 December -none- -none- 0
September 2,243,921 2,396,932 153,012 1 9 3 2
October 2,396,933 2,571,781 174,849 January 4,830,807 4,842,983 12,177
November 2,571,782 2,678,140 106,359 February 4,842,984 4,846,691 3,708
December 2,678,141 2,742,695 64,555 March 4,846,692 4,849,340 2,649
October 1 137 137 January 2,742,696 2,826,649 83,954
November 138 971 834 February 2,826,650 2,940,776 114,127
December 972 5,275 4,304 March 2,940,777 3,114,465 173,689
1 9 2 8 April 3,114,466 3,304,703 190,238
January 5,276 17,251 11,976 May 3,304,704 3,509,306 204,603
February 17,252 36,016 18,765 June 3,509,307 3,702,547 193,241
March 36,017 67,700 31,684 July 3,702,548 3,771,362 68,815
April 67,701 109,740 42,040 August 3,771,363 3,883,888 112,526
May 109,741 165,726 55,986 September 3,883,889 4,005,973 122,085
June 165,727 224,226 58,500 October 4,005,974 4,093,995 88,022
July 224,227 295,707 71,481 November 4,093,996 4,177,733 83,738
August 295,708 384,867 89,160 December 4,177,734 4,237,500 59,767
September 384,868 473,012 88,145 1 9 3 1
October 473,013 585,696 112,684 January 4,237,501 4,310,300 72,800
November 585,697 697,829 112,133 February 4,310,301 4,393,627 83,327
December 697,830 810,122 112,293 March 4,393,628 4,520,831 127,204
1 9 2 9 April 4,520,832 4,611,921 91,090
January 810,123 983,136 173,014 May 4,611,922 4,695,999 84,078
February 983,137 1,127,171 144,035 June 4,696,000 4,746,730 50,731
March 1,127,172 1,298,827 171,656 July 4,746,731 4,746,730 30,552
April 1,298,828 1,478,647 179,820 August -none- -none- 0
May 1,478,648 1,663,401 184,754 September 4,777,283 4,824,809 47,527
June 1,663,402 1,854,831 191,430 October 4,824,810 4,826,746 1,937
July 1,854,832 2,045,422 190,591 November 4,826,747 4,826,746 4,060
August 2,045,423 2,243,920 198,498 December -none- -none- 0
September 2,243,921 2,396,932 153,012 1 9 3 2
October 2,396,933 2,571,781 174,849 January 4,830,807 4,842,983 12,177
November 2,571,782 2,678,140 106,359 February 4,842,984 4,846,691 3,708
December 2,678,141 2,742,695 64,555 March 4,846,692 4,849,340 2,649
redmodelt
Well-known member
Best advice I could give is to contact the person you bought the car from and start tracing it back from there. If it was bought at a swap meet or such it could get hard. There may be family members of past owners that might remember the car that could help. You could contact the factory and see if they have any info on where the car was shipped when sold new.
The serial/VIN number on a Model A is too short but you could try by placing "*'s" to take the place of the missing numbers.
The serial/VIN number on a Model A is too short but you could try by placing "*'s" to take the place of the missing numbers.
firetique57
Senior Member
Charlie,
tread lightly for if you point out others short comings here you will be next to be vilified by them....
and the banned clock is now ticking for me.......
tread lightly for if you point out others short comings here you will be next to be vilified by them....
and the banned clock is now ticking for me.......
firetique57
Senior Member
Easy now Mike!! Don't take your toys and go home just yet
Recently there was a new guy building a rat rod that asked the same question. He didn't last to long, but if your a stock kinda guy we would live to have you. Do an intro, tell us who you are and what kind of toys you have. Maybe even show us a pic. We like to be bothered with questions
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darrylkmc
Well-known member
ModelAMike1930,
Try this, go to Steve Pluckers website
http://www.plucks329s.org/
There you will find "Additional Studies" and within this you will find
"Letters, Numbers, and Codes"
"This study addresses questions regarding the various production numbers found on the Model A/AA".
Here is a link to the PDF file:
http://www.plucks329s.org/pdf/studies/LETTERS AND NUMBERS AND CODES.pdf
Model A engine numbers are the origin of the number stamped onto the frame.
Darryl in Fairbanks
Thanks to Steve Plucker for the Research and Information.
Try this, go to Steve Pluckers website
http://www.plucks329s.org/
There you will find "Additional Studies" and within this you will find
"Letters, Numbers, and Codes"
"This study addresses questions regarding the various production numbers found on the Model A/AA".
Here is a link to the PDF file:
http://www.plucks329s.org/pdf/studies/LETTERS AND NUMBERS AND CODES.pdf
Model A engine numbers are the origin of the number stamped onto the frame.
Darryl in Fairbanks
Thanks to Steve Plucker for the Research and Information.
700rpm
Well-known member
I think it would helpful to keep in mind that sometimes what we type does not have the same inflections and subtleties that in-person conversation has, and that can result in a misinterpretation of what one is intending to convey. In this regard I would suggest that people not be so quick to take offense, and maybe try to regard the comment in a more generous and positive light. Internet communications require a thicker skin and a more forgiving attitude.
Also, staying on topic, not being defensive, and adhering to the rules of the site go a long way to keeping the forum friendly and helpful (he says, as he strays off the topic of the OP
). Remember, we're here and in this hobby for fun.
Also, staying on topic, not being defensive, and adhering to the rules of the site go a long way to keeping the forum friendly and helpful (he says, as he strays off the topic of the OP
). Remember, we're here and in this hobby for fun.