1975 Door DOT/VIN Sticker - Was CA different? |
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1975 Door DOT/VIN Sticker - Was CA different? |
DaveB |
Mar 11 2022, 10:29 PM
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^ admittedly they did have karmann plates.
but they were legally BS. had made in western germany on it, a redundant no longer recognized name for a country and no vin number, just an internal production number. the vin law was pretty clear. vin number etc and country of origin/manufacture. they had their arses covered when they had two plates. |
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