Hello. I have a 1968 Dodge Charger that does not have a dash or VIN number stamped anywhere. The only number I can find is on the radiator core support. I believe this is an order number. I heard that there's a way for somebody to reference the order number and establish what the VIN number is. Is this true? The order number is B8X073657. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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In the same boat.
With no vin to verify, only your bill of
sale (if you have one) will be accepted
by your state police, unless you have
documentation to prove the car was
assembled via different vehicles.
Their interest is to make sure none of
the parts used to construct your
vehicle are stolen parts. They will
assign a new vin# if any identifying
numbers come back a not stolen.
A bonded title may be your only
recourse. I'm in process of getting
an old truck titled. It's a long drawn
process. Going on 3 months now
for my title. They're telling me it could
take as long as 10 months before the
title application is approved.
Contact your car insurance agency
to see if you can obtain a bond for
your car. Stay away from the internet
advertisers for surety bonds.
Check with your DMV as to the
process to apply. Man, I sure wish
you luck, as it's been a long drawn
out headache for me.
Better to get a jump on it now, if
only to discover you've poured heart
and soul into a project that turns
into something you can only admire
in your garage.
The state police will not be
concerned with any engine/trans
you choose to install so any
identifying numbers will not be
scrutinized. They run on body/
chassis numbers as engine and
transmissions are swapped out
on a regular basis.
