Hi all. What's the website I can post to looking for my original motor and transmission? Thanks.
Here maybe this will helpJust repeating information given directly to me by what use to be the largest car collection in the U.S.A. Harrahs in Reno Nevada. He had over 3,200 restored cars and probably a 1,000 that were not. I took pictures of a Kaiser Darrian. It was the first fiberglass car not corvette. I had found in Asheville, NC. They ask if the engine and chassis number matched. I told them that I had not checked that close. They then filled me in with the info that if you did not have the right motor and someone came with title they could take. They said would not be interested in any car that did not match. Not something I made up what I was told by the accounting people at the museum when it was still private. It is now been broken up and all cars sold. A title is a title. The engine has a VIN# and the Body has same VIN#. I guess it just depends on how good your attorney is. I would try calling FBI but did so in past with another question and they ignored me, lol.
Not something I said something I repeated from the largest car collection in the U.S. at that time.
When I ever get an appointment with the DOT here I will ask them. I have been trying for over 2 months. I have no drivers license. You have to do by appointment and every time I go to their site they say no appointments available.
They do the inspections of any out of state cars here before they get a NC title which all require. My 1950 Fords all have titles except one from Georgia and they did not have then.
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