<VV> Find on the way to work/ Titles

[Bob Saunders]

So last year I was looking in to getting a gift 65 vert  titled. I figured,
Shoot, a car that was 45 years old, NEEDING A COMPLETE REBUILD , who cared
if the vins were changed?  I did consider it an option.

I posted here about getting the car titled. It can be so easy. For a couple
hundred bucks you an get a legitimate title from a state which only requires
a bill of sale on older autos.

There are several title companies which do them, and if you re fortunate
enuf to know someone in one of those states, it will be even cheaper. {AND A
WHOLE LOT LESS WORK!}

bob

On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 10:14 PM, <AeroNed at aol.com> wrote:

> Bottom line, altering a VIN is a FEDERAL offense, period. It doesn't matter
> if you're doing it to save a good car with no intent of defrauding anyone.
> (BTW  what happens to the car after you're gone?) If you get caught you can
> loose
> the  car, be fined and even do jail time. It's your life and your choice.
> All
> we're  saying is discuss it somewhere else, CORSA and VV do not endorse
> such
> action  directly or implied.
>
> Ned Madsen
> CORSA Director
>
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