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Post  dominator on Tue Sep 06, 2011 5:40 pm

is the vin in the engine bay the only number stamped to the shell?
i cant see any other numbers anywhere
if it is then i might have a cunning plan for my reshell Wink

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Post  STEVEGTI on Tue Sep 06, 2011 6:15 pm

all im sayin is i had 3 black swift gtis a whole load of stickers about 15cm long and 1 inscurance policy Wink


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Post  Almondo74 on Tue Sep 06, 2011 6:41 pm

ringing lol

not knocking it btw Laughing

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Post  dominator on Tue Sep 06, 2011 6:58 pm

well dont realy want to loose the gti v5, if i can make it look like no`ones fucked about with it then i will, its not like im cut`n`shutting or anything
long way off yet mind, just thought id look into it all before i get to far
im still un decided on what im doing with it tho, im defo putting on all the gti aero parts etc, but i dont know if im gona keep it road legal or go full on lightwight track toy, if so im aiming for sub 700kg Wink

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Post  yunik on Wed Sep 14, 2011 12:05 pm

got the number cutted from a crashed gti, and was thinking in weld it on other.. but someone tell me it will not work properly cos this will bend the metal? what you think??

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Post  gtpswift on Wed Sep 14, 2011 12:44 pm

You dont want non factory weld anywhere near a vin number, best replace entire panel section at factory join lines, bigger job but better than having the car taken and crushed...if your rego/licensing department is as harsh as where i grew up

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Post  dominator on Wed Sep 14, 2011 5:25 pm

thats exacty what i was thinking gtp, the pannel the vin is on is small in hight but the width of the engine bay
theres a flange with spotwelds just under the number, so i can cut it there and make good around the top and sides
im doing alot of fabrication work to the chassis so this will be a drop in the well tbh
yunik, as the chassis is quite a thin gauge metal so any welding around the number will warp the pannel and a tester will notice stright away

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