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Discussion => The No Wake Zone => Topic started by: K_ray26 on May 16, 2014, 03:13:44 PM
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Trailer vin anyone where I could find the vin on my trailer an if their isn't one what I need to do the trailer dose not have plates
Kyle Thomas
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Look in the front on the tongue inside of the rail...maybe, unless the PO painted over it.
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I can't find anything I think I found a manufacturer stamp but idk it's not long enough to be a vin
Kyle Thomas
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take a little dremel and grind one in. done.
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O yea lol ok how I'm suppose to do that an get away with it haha
Kyle Thomas
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O yea lol ok how I'm suppose to do that an get away with it haha
Kyle Thomas
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you're gonna go to DMV, ask for a "home made" trailer vin/registration. go to a DMV with an inspection station and they'll look for a vin. if they dont find one then you go back to the DMV and you're done.
i have a roadrunner trailer title and PTI registration for sale if you dont want to deal with any of that. single axle. Asking $45 which is what i paid for registration and title. Just transfer that into your name and get a new trailer plate. done deal.
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you're gonna go to DMV, ask for a "home made" trailer vin/registration. go to a DMV with an inspection station and they'll look for a vin. if they dont find one then you go back to the DMV and you're done.
i have a roadrunner trailer title and PTI registration for sale if you dont want to deal with any of that. single axle. Asking $45 which is what i paid for registration and title. Just transfer that into your name and get a new trailer plate. done deal.
pm you let me know
Kyle Thomas
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