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Hi guys has any one had
success getting their cars details
Ok Guys and Gals, I need help here, I do not understand the need for
decoding a fender tag unless your ultimate goal is the sale or purchase of a
vehicle, and the worry of it being correct.
If you already own the car, just look and see what color it is, check under
the dash and see if there is a heater, look on the passenger door and see if
there is a mirror, look beside the brake pedal and see if there is another pedal
there.
check the engine number and see if it is correct
year, look at your rear axle and check to see if it is a tapered
axle,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,if there is not engine or transmission, it will never
be correct anyway and you can put what ever you want in it
,,,,,,,,,,,,, after 50 years of service the only thing original may be the tag
in the first place,,,,,,,, so please explain
why,,,,,,,,,
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