is there a 'missing VIN' option in pennsylvania? i know one can fill out some
paperwork in the state of WA when such a thing happens with a boat/utility
trailer.
a more 'negative' option is semding virginia/pennsylvania to the seller as he
sold a 'vehicle' that could not be verified. there may be some legal 'mumbo
jumpo' about him being legally bound to sell a 'vehicle' that can be verified
by a VIN. this may get his attention so you can get him to assist in getting
the states to recognize that the trailer exists and isn't stolen.
anyhow, just some thoughts.
david scobie
M15 #288, not yet named
philbarilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I recently purchased a 1977 M-17 and Shoreline trailer in September from a
fellow in Virginia. Pennsylvania (my home state) will not give me a
registration because the VIN plate is missing. Hence, I can't prove that the
trailer is the same as the one for which the VIN number is shown on the title.
Virginia DMV won't talk to me because I am not a resident of Virginia. The
previous owner won't talk to me because he has his money. Does anyone know if
the VIN number is perhaps stamped somewhere on the frame so that an inspection
mechanic can verify that the VIN number on the title and the VIN number on the
trailer match. Thanks for any information or suggestions.
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