Can anyone share the best way or resource to research an old cars VIN for ownership history and other potential issues prior to making a purchase? I realize that Carfax is there for newer vehicles, however I do not believe they can provide much help for an older classic car or maybe I am wrong?
Post the VIN here, some have recorded lots of history.
Guess it will depend where you live but around here in Ontario we can take a VIN to our local MTO and for $20 get a title history on a car back to about 1973 when the MTO switched over to a computer system from paper
Quote from: Alaskan_TA on August 11, 2023, 07:48:18 AMPost the VIN here, some have recorded lots of history.
Okay, can anyone come up with anything on this one RM23V0A167948?
numerous before and after photos are in this February 2019 ad for the car
https://www.daveschultz.com/2019/02/1970-plymouth-superbird-v-code-4-speed-for-sale/
Quote from: held1823 on August 17, 2023, 03:16:00 PMnumerous before and after photos are in this February 2019 ad for the car
https://www.daveschultz.com/2019/02/1970-plymouth-superbird-v-code-4-speed-for-sale/
Thanks for your response.
I would imagine that he did the restoration top notch.
However I cannot understand why the owner would try to auction the car off without addressing the missing bump strip on the nosecone? :shruggy:
Before I bought mine, I called the DMV.
Quote from: cudavic on August 17, 2023, 03:44:47 PMQuote from: held1823 on August 17, 2023, 03:16:00 PMnumerous before and after photos are in this February 2019 ad for the car
https://www.daveschultz.com/2019/02/1970-plymouth-superbird-v-code-4-speed-for-sale/
Thanks for your response.
I would imagine that he did the restoration top notch.
However I cannot understand why the owner would try to auction the car off without addressing the missing bump strip on the nosecone? :shruggy:
There's a number of things the current owner did that I'm scratching my head about. That strip is one of them but minor compared to the others.