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Michigan legal stuff and from Sept '06 too...here's an interesting read!? .
http://law.onecle.com/michigan/penal/mcl-750-415.html Looks like lots of good stuff that makes sense too but am I wrong thinking it seems like you're legally responsible to restamp the Vin on a replacement engine? ![]() Re'stamper-crooks could have a hay-day w/ this one..."we had to do it...it's the law"??? . What's anyone's take on this one...and on the good points too, not just the restamp part? ![]() ~ Pete
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That is a fairly scary law from many standpoints ... but it appears to have bene on the books since, at least, 2000.
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It won't change a thing.
The engine restorers will stamp the vin in any old shape or size. As they should. The fraudulent re-stamper cloner guys will still try to duplicate the original factory markings. (As they always have) I think all engines should be vin stamped as a theft deterrent. Nothing wrong with that,IMO. ![]() |
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