Isn't this illegal?

[earntaz]

I am not a lawyer by any means -- but I would believe if you were to attach these to another vehicle and attempt to pass that vehicle off as original ... that is fraud.

[442w30]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: earntaz</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I am not a lawyer by any means -- but I would believe if you were to attach these to another vehicle and attempt to pass that vehicle off as original ... that is fraud. </div></div>

I believe it's a state-by-state issue, but changing the VIN is a federal offense. Changing the fender tag is not, but if you get burned, I'm sure the courts will rule in your favor.

[427.060]

Bye

[Charley Lillard]

No...This is <span style="font-weight: bold">MY</span> car forum and <span style="font-weight: bold">MY</span> members. If you continue I will simply remove you. It is up to you. I have given you a longer leash than many here would have.

[earntaz]

Please check out my musclecar blog!

Excellent info and articles there ...

[442w30]

Thank you. I don't get to it as much as I'd like, but if you have any suggestions, just PM me - even something on your car if it's interesting.

[resto4u]

I do not see the dash vin# for sale. I don't think a sticker with the vin# and tags are illegal to sell. The law may pertain to anything with the vin#, but i thought it meant the actual vin tag. Are the stamped vin#'s on the sheet metal illegal. Can anyone on here that works in the legal system verify?

[442w30]

&quot;I have the vins. For a 1970 cuda 1 of 200 burnt orange cars.
has the transam rear and front end.
has AAR hood and trunk lid with spoiler
have 2 doors with windows
late model hemi
only selling as a package won't sell seperate&quot;