How to correct vin number on registry

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Wally71

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Palos Heights, IL - USA

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Vette(s): 1971 LT 1 4spd Coupe numbers matching #s114893

I just posted my vette imformation and noticed the vin is not right,what do I do to fix?

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Re: How to correct vin number on registry

Posted: 2/13/13 5:37amMessage 2 of 8

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Go to the "My Account" bar at the top of the page. In the drop-down menu, click on "My C3 Registration". From there, you will see a line to "Select VIN or add New". Click on the VIN you have entered. You should be able to change/edit it from there.....

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Re: How to correct vin number on registry

Posted: 2/13/13 8:30pmMessage 3 of 8

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Vette(s): 1971 LT 1 4spd Coupe numbers matching #s114893

Thanks I guess I can't read my own vin number!

Wally

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Re: How to correct vin number on registry

Posted: 2/13/13 8:42pmMessage 4 of 8

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I feel your pain!

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Re: How to correct vin number on registry

Posted: 2/22/13 8:39amMessage 5 of 8

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Sorry, but I have to ask, what's a "VIN number"?

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Re: How to correct vin number on registry

Posted: 2/22/13 10:56amMessage 6 of 8

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Vehicle Identification Number. It is the same as the number on the title to the car. The VIN tag is riveted to the driver side "A" pillar, behind the windshield, about 1/2 way from the bottom of the glass, to the top of the glass, viewable from the outside of the car.
The engine and transmission also have a VIN derivative stamped on to them at the assembly plant, thus the overused term "matching numbers".
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Re: How to correct vin number on registry

Posted: 2/22/13 4:53pmMessage 7 of 8

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I have to ask. Why do they call it an "A" pillar?

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Re: How to correct vin number on registry

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