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May sound like a stupid question what does a 41 chevy coupe vin plate look like? the plate with my car was removed before blasting by previous owner. the plate with it is just a rectangle piece of metal, rivet hole at each corner, and vin numbr stamped in. Is this correct? it just looks a lil too simple. does match # on my title tho. Anyone???
thanks
matt
My 37 is just what you said. Retanglar piece of metal with just 4 numbers for the Vin code.
Do you want some numbers too?
I think that may be illegal.
No I dont need #'s. I have the title and a VIN plate. I just wanted to make sure this was infact the correct vin plate. Its a really cheesy looking piece of tin, and before I go into the DMV I wanted to make sure I had every thing in line. This car hasnt been titled since 1955 and I know I gonna have to jump thru hoops.Quote:
Originally Posted by poncho62
Not anything illegal here.
I wouldn't walk thru the door with the vin tag in my hand. That could realy start things going the wrong way. My 38 was just a pc of metal about 1" x 4" and had the numbers spamped on it. I'm not sure but I think it was aluminum.
Early Chevy VIN plates look like this: NN...XX...nn...ssss
NN = Assembly Plant (There were 10 different ones)
AH or AG = Year and model code (AH = 1941 Special Deluxe, AG = 1941 Master Deluxe)
nn = Build month
ssss = serial number
If your VIN plate doesn't match this formula, but the number matches your title, you should still be good to go.
This is a good site for all you stovebolt Chebby fans:
http://chevy.tocmp.com/chevyresto/index.htm