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05-28-2009, 07:22 PM
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Re: Trim Tag Rivits
One thing we all have to remember however is a trim tag that is removed and reinstalled does not make a bogus car. I would wonder about a VIN tag but not so much a cowl tag especially with documenting photographs.
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05-28-2009, 09:39 PM
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Re: Trim Tag Rivits
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One thing we all have to remember however is a trim tag that is removed and reinstalled does not make a bogus car. I would wonder about a VIN tag but not so much a cowl tag especially with documenting photographs. [/ QUOTE ] If someone is going to remove a TT, I would highly recommend that person have a very good method of proving that said trim tag was on that particular to begin with. Otherwise, I as well as many others will frown upon the claims of that TT belonging to that particular car
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