[njsteve]

Your example is perfectly legal as a repair, provided the VIN has not been removed from the original car (in the center).

NICB maintains records on people, driving records, motor vehicles, any past claims on them, especially fraudulent activity, etc. Anything that would affect the rights/remedies of an insurance company is added to the database and cross referenced by the VIN or biographical information. In other words, you can bet an insurance company would be interested if they are insuring a car for $600k that is worth only $150K due to VIN tampering/rebodying.

Did you read my response to your earlier post? I guess not. You have no actual experience with Federal law. I do. You can either believe what I tell you from my experience or not. I don't really care.

It's people who don't follow legal advice, that I make my living, dealing with.

I'm done. Anything more and I bill for my hours.