VIN Number
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Mike V. Florida
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Colorado Greg
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Model A's do not have a VIN. They used the engine number and it was also stamped on the top of the frame, drivers side about where your foot goes. You need to lift the body to view this number. In the old days, if you got a new engine, you were supposed to get the number changed on the title but didn't always happen.
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Bob Johnson
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Re: VIN Number ???
I know I am way too picky about this but it is VIN not "VIN Number". VIN stands for Vehicle Identification Number. So VIN Number would be Vehicle Identification Number Number.
As stated by others the Model A only had a sequential Engine Number which was also stamped on the frame. Most state DMVs will use the Engine number as the VIN.
Bob
I know I am way too picky about this but it is VIN not "VIN Number". VIN stands for Vehicle Identification Number. So VIN Number would be Vehicle Identification Number Number.
As stated by others the Model A only had a sequential Engine Number which was also stamped on the frame. Most state DMVs will use the Engine number as the VIN.
Bob
when you go to reg. any antique car, don't be picky, keep it simpley,
name, rank and ser. number only
, unless your asked....., remember the person you will be talking to probley could care less about an antique auto. and most likely think your just trying to make their job harder, so forget about trying to explane to them about the diff. between the vin number and the eng. number on your antique auto., and go with one number. JMHO.
name, rank and ser. number only
, unless your asked....., remember the person you will be talking to probley could care less about an antique auto. and most likely think your just trying to make their job harder, so forget about trying to explane to them about the diff. between the vin number and the eng. number on your antique auto., and go with one number. JMHO.