Umm..'splain this, Lucy! 53 #29 (x2!)
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Burning Brakes
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Umm..'splain this, Lucy! 53 #29 (x2!)
I happened to be browsing the C1 Forum and came across this interesting tidbit in a thread about "Re-Stamping/"replica cars":
by the way, here is some more discussion that is highly relevant to this topic:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1569239124-post18.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by ctjackster
how many of your cars have reproduction VIN tags on them?
bear in mind I often ask questions that I already know the answer to . . . but would still enjoy hearing your answer just the same, esp. with regard to E53F001029 and E53F001259 . . . . .
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1569239629-post19.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1954corvair
Yes Brett, via CTJackser, your english language and knowledge have been profound today. Car 029 does have a reproduction vin tag with all the proper paperwork filed. No it's not for sale. Car 259 has the original tag that I'm aware of with the original drivetrain, it has been hit in the front though and is in the process of being restored.
I also have one 54 with a reproduction vin tag due to buying the car without one because it had been lost. I bought this car from Texas and had the origianl title and vin stamped on the frame.
See Brett, via CTJackster I will answer my questions without hiding my identity.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1569242244-post20.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by ctjackster
when did you buy that 029 car and from whom, and does that paperwork show the VIN? What's the "proper paperwork filed"? I am not out to battle with you, I am really just curious what the "proper paperwork" is for a reproduction VIN tag and how you even knew just what the correct VIN was for that vehicle when the repro VIN tag was created . . . .
Now that 53 #029 intrigues me...especially since I happen to know that #029 is a two-owner Corvette that has resided in Florida since the early 90s and is finally undergoing a restoration at a facility maybe two hours north of me.
So, Mr 1954corvair, I hope your reproduction Serial Number Plate and "proper paperwork" are better than this:
BTW, the links I copied above go to an apparently deleted thread; hence no linky-dinky!
by the way, here is some more discussion that is highly relevant to this topic:
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1569239124-post18.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by ctjackster
how many of your cars have reproduction VIN tags on them?
bear in mind I often ask questions that I already know the answer to . . . but would still enjoy hearing your answer just the same, esp. with regard to E53F001029 and E53F001259 . . . . .
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1569239629-post19.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by 1954corvair
Yes Brett, via CTJackser, your english language and knowledge have been profound today. Car 029 does have a reproduction vin tag with all the proper paperwork filed. No it's not for sale. Car 259 has the original tag that I'm aware of with the original drivetrain, it has been hit in the front though and is in the process of being restored.
I also have one 54 with a reproduction vin tag due to buying the car without one because it had been lost. I bought this car from Texas and had the origianl title and vin stamped on the frame.
See Brett, via CTJackster I will answer my questions without hiding my identity.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/1569242244-post20.html
Quote:
Originally Posted by ctjackster
when did you buy that 029 car and from whom, and does that paperwork show the VIN? What's the "proper paperwork filed"? I am not out to battle with you, I am really just curious what the "proper paperwork" is for a reproduction VIN tag and how you even knew just what the correct VIN was for that vehicle when the repro VIN tag was created . . . .
Now that 53 #029 intrigues me...especially since I happen to know that #029 is a two-owner Corvette that has resided in Florida since the early 90s and is finally undergoing a restoration at a facility maybe two hours north of me.
So, Mr 1954corvair, I hope your reproduction Serial Number Plate and "proper paperwork" are better than this:
BTW, the links I copied above go to an apparently deleted thread; hence no linky-dinky!
Last edited by SebringBill; 10-05-2009 at 10:10 PM.
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This is just !!!
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Le Mans Master
Does this mean that there are (301) 1953 Corvettes that GM made, and they (GM) don't know how to count or does it mean that someone is looking in the 53 registery and finding a 53 Corvette number that has not been registered and is having a VIN TAG MADE and putting it on there car and calling it a 53 Corvette just because they had a Vin Tag made. Is this legal???
I would say someone (Lucy) has some splining to do.
I would say someone (Lucy) has some splining to do.
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Melting Slicks
Woops.