VIN plate on 2000 Olds Intrigue
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VIN plate on 2000 Olds Intrigue
Folks -- anyone know where I can find the VIN plate on my 2000 Olds Intrigue?
I ask because Pennsylvania requires a rubbing of the actual VIN plate, like with a piece of paper and a soft pencil, to register the car. Yes, this is crazy. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
I ask because Pennsylvania requires a rubbing of the actual VIN plate, like with a piece of paper and a soft pencil, to register the car. Yes, this is crazy. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Your VIN plate is actually down in the lower left hand side of the windshield. Right hand side if your standing outside of your car. But, I don't know how your going to get a rubbing of it. It'* in a very tight spot.
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There surely must be an option besides a rubbing of the VIN plate. They know most VIN plates are behind the glass and inaccessible.
If you brought the car down there via towing or a trailer could they not just look at the VIN# ?
If you brought the car down there via towing or a trailer could they not just look at the VIN# ?
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Yeah, you're right. I was hoping that was a sticker and there was a VIN plate somewhere else.
No way to get a pencil in there without taking off part of the dashboard.
Yes, there is an option: you can take the car to an "Auto Tag" place, and they will pretend to have a notary come out and look at the VIN on your car, but in fact they will just register the car for you for $125.00 extra.
My new plan: buy an embossing label maker, *make* an embossed VIN, and make a rubbing of that. Still $100 cheaper than going to a tag place.
Thanks all!
No way to get a pencil in there without taking off part of the dashboard.
Yes, there is an option: you can take the car to an "Auto Tag" place, and they will pretend to have a notary come out and look at the VIN on your car, but in fact they will just register the car for you for $125.00 extra.
My new plan: buy an embossing label maker, *make* an embossed VIN, and make a rubbing of that. Still $100 cheaper than going to a tag place.
Thanks all!
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