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09-28-2025, 03:27 PM
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look to if the car’s vin is stamped on the engine down by the timing cover.
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09-28-2025, 04:10 PM
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As said, get the partial VIN from the engine.
This will be the VIN of the car. If at an auction, someone may have the VIN recorded for it. Which auction was it? If the bigger ones, they may have the buyer's info? 
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