The car was his personal vehicle and didn’t even have dealer plates on it but once they started checking they checked every vehicle on the lot including my truck. He didn’t have any issues with the business just his vehicle.
I worked for a guy that did it to his personal vehicle and somehow it was discovered, he was a used car dealer, he got charged with a felony and he lost the vehicle plus he was charged with a money crime because he had a bank note on the vehicle that had the frame from another vehicle under it...
Actually that’s not true, it’s a federal felony to switch frames and not have the DOT involved. The legal VIN is what is on the frame unless you go through the process of getting everything legal. Your insurance company might check the VIN on the frame after an accident and if the vehicle has...
Auto makers have been using the same colors since WW2, the modern formulas will change the color slightly but it’s been rinse and repeat over and over again.
I scanned the dash in my 64 Fairlane and the color came up as a 2012 Toyota color… lol
It was a perfect match
The Dakota frame will have a VIN on it and before you drop money into your new project you should have checked out. You don’t know if it is hot, scrapped unless you have a good title for it and I hope you do.
Because as far as the DOT is concerned your old truck will be a rebodied Dakota pickup.
Why is there no photos, I’m truly interested in what the your talking about but I’m having trouble visualizing what you are talking about.
Having worked on a scraped far too many A B C and F/M body mopars and haven’t seen anything like what you are describing.
Post a damn picture.
Without photos it doesn’t exist, it’s just BS…
You can get pictures or screenshots of anything and post them here so after being asked for several times and no pictures,
I say it’s Bull Shit.
It could be that you have a leak at one of your fittings, I got into a Corvette that I had trouble getting a non factory joint to seal. It didn’t leak fluid but it did air.