Anyone bought a Dynacorn '67?
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RE: Anyone bought a Dynacorn '67?
ORIGINAL: golden_eye
I'm curious what you do about registering something like that. Do they come with their own VIN numbers or do you have to transfer one from another car or something?
I'm curious what you do about registering something like that. Do they come with their own VIN numbers or do you have to transfer one from another car or something?
#13
RE: Anyone bought a Dynacorn '67?
ORIGINAL: DriWashSolutions
I was wondering that exact same thing yesterday - they can't have a VIN similar to Fords back in '67 - they must have their own otherwise someone could get fooled into thinking they're buying an original, when infact it's a repop.
ORIGINAL: golden_eye
I'm curious what you do about registering something like that. Do they come with their own VIN numbers or do you have to transfer one from another car or something?
I'm curious what you do about registering something like that. Do they come with their own VIN numbers or do you have to transfer one from another car or something?
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RE: Anyone bought a Dynacorn '67?
15k seems cheap at first. Until you remember all the stuff you have to buy that it doesn't come with. LIke glass, interior, and lots of other parts that don't get made.[:@]
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RE: Anyone bought a Dynacorn '67?
I understand that a MCO is with the body. Same as a kit car. In talking with my State Police typebuddies about this, they say that "50% 0F THE ORIGINAL CAR HAS TO BE USED" if its a re-body and someone plans to use the original VIN.Otherwise, a"Kit Car" tidle would be issued. Either way, they will make a nice car.
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