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With the vin being removed,the value only goes down on the car instead of the parts installed. So if you try to resell it,you'll be selling it for the value of the parts instead of the value of the classic. I think you can go to a junkyard and remove a vin from a junker or even find someone on craigslist thats parting out an Elco and have them sell you the vin along with the title.Hello gang!! I have a question. How much value, if any, depreciates off of a Elko when it's stolen and the vin is stripped out of it? It now has a state tax number stamped in the required place on the car, and state paperwork. Thanks in advance, JD
Like he said,it's a hard thing to do but if you plan on keeping the car,it's worth it. Personally I wouldn't though.Don't do that!!!! There are some states, Texas among them, that have special vehicle theft enforcement units. If they check the VIN and the other locations where its stamped, and they don't match, you are at least going to have a very hard time getting your car back out of impound.
If you have a number from the state, it's a valid number and should stand up in any state.
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