Not a happy discovery...
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RE: Not a happy discovery...
still check the frame....even if it was powdered....if it ws thin, you might still be able to see the numbers....or if it was a smart powdercoater, he covered it so you can still see the vin...either way....the VIN SHOULDN"T be covered...any powdercoater should know to leave it visible...
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02-06-2008, 04:47 PM
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RE: Not a happy discovery...
ORIGINAL: ffingers
still check the frame....even if it was powdered....if it ws thin, you might still be able to see the numbers....or if it was a smart powdercoater, he covered it so you can still see the vin...either way....the VIN SHOULDN"T be covered...any powdercoater should know to leave it visible...
still check the frame....even if it was powdered....if it ws thin, you might still be able to see the numbers....or if it was a smart powdercoater, he covered it so you can still see the vin...either way....the VIN SHOULDN"T be covered...any powdercoater should know to leave it visible...
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02-06-2008, 05:21 PM
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RE: Not a happy discovery...
ORIGINAL: ffingers
oh yeah...it's actually stamped into the metal...
oh yeah...it's actually stamped into the metal...
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02-06-2008, 05:38 PM
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