He can sell them as long as he doesn't imply how you use them.

It's up to the buyer whether they want to get into ca ca by using them the "wrong way".

I'll stick my neck out here and say it's not even legal to sell the VIN tag I bet. Cowl tag is fine.

Agreed, but that's not the point, it's still not legal to remove a VIN tag.

Think i told the story of old car club member re moving a VIN tag & placing it on another 'same model car?? RCMP came to his work place 7 put the ' bracellets" on him. One of the cars came across the border no taxes paid But the Vin removal was the KICKER!!!! Def. NO NO!!!!

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Sent to my brother at MTO headquarters to bounce of the water cooler crowd.

Why?   

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Agreed, but that's not the point, it's still not legal to remove a VIN tag.

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I feel sorry for the people who buy those smoke coloured plate covers and assume that they are legal to use because they are legal to buy.

If it came back that it was illegal, I would be the first to email the guy to tell him.

My point is that I give the guy the benefit of the doubt here.

If it is illegal, he may not even know.

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I've been using smoked plate covers on everything i own for the last 20yrs and never had a problem.And yes I've been pulled over for other things and officer has never said a word.

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 What area are you in Brian, nothing on your bio or signature??  In the GTA or Durham especially thay don't have a sense of humour!! If you get pulled over for "something else" your going to get 2 tickets!!!!

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Agreed, but that's not the point, it's still not legal to remove a VIN tag.

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 ok  so  let say   you dont remove  it  but  you  remove  the the  door  pillar  instead  and  weld  it  on a another  car  ?????   Or  what ever body part the  vin  is  fixed on

basicly  you  did ::  not  ::    remove the vin  tag   from  the  pilar  , but  you removed it  from  the  carwith the  pilar   ooops  but  you  needed that door pilar  the damned door would  not  close  right...........safety  issues  here !!

 

you  have to  have  a very  smart cop  to  figure one of these weld  done  jobs 

well if you have a crash it better be done right i guess

well in my opinion , we are sweating our balls providing some restoration to original cars , finding parts and replacing body panels , trunk , floor panels etc , juste like i am doing to my Beaumont ( cause i love that old gem ) owned it for almoste 30 years !!

so either you get your hands on a southern dry car , and paid top dollar most of the time , or.............if you are really into money , get a Dynacorn or Golden Leaf body and laugh at us fools for getting our nice little hands dirty and going through all the effort !!!!!!

a repro body is definitively the easy way and i hope any purist will be able to tell if a 100 G + car is a Dynacorn body or not , i dont beleive the merit of the owner of a car like that , i beleive in the TIME CORRECT ORIGINAL CAR , not a copy from the 2010 and latter era

in my book , these body could be bringing down the appreciation of an original car ( if Dynacorns ever get to popular )

so in my opinion................hope this body repro thing does not come to easy in order to get the completed project on the road , or with a ligit title.

Agreed, they need to go after "intent"

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From: Jennifer Barnes <barnesjennifer63@gmail.com>
Subject: RE:1970 Chevrolet Chevelle
Received: Monday, November 26, 2012, 7:33 AM

Thank you for being interested in buying my 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle which is in perfect condition, with no scratches on it, no accident, always garaged, everything about this car functions perfectly.My final price is CAD $4,850 including shipping to your address (only in Canada).The car is located in Canada but currently I am located in London,UK because I just got divorced my husband and then I decided to move me closer to my parents.The car was awarded to me in our divorce and I decided to sell the car.As I'm unable to travel in the near future and I don't have anyone to help me with the sale I decided to make this transaction through eBay. I believe this protects both buyer and seller and it's the right way to do this.So don't get me wrong and don't take it personally but I would prefer to secure the deal through eBay.Basically the money will be sent to them and they will keep the money until you will receive the car and only after you will inspect and drive the car they will forward the money to me.
I will wait your answer (if you are interested to buy) very soon and i will also explain you all terms for this transaction.
Regards,
Jennifer