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Gray Ghost
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Not a lot of information to go on in your question. Usually when buying a vehicle from the dealer, they report the VIN. So, did the dealer not report the right VIN, or did the sale not get reported at all? I would go back to the seller.
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
VIN
Does the VIN on the Spyder match what the paperwork ( vin # ) from the dealer who gave it to him to submit ???????.......It only needs to off by one number or letter to screw it up !!!!..Mike :yikes:
Does the VIN on the Spyder match what the paperwork ( vin # ) from the dealer who gave it to him to submit ???????.......It only needs to off by one number or letter to screw it up !!!!..Mike :yikes:
IdahoMtnSpyder
Active member
Since he went to get the tag himself, did he have all the info about the new bike with him, like the BRP's Manufacturer’s Certificate/Statement of Origin (MCO/MSO)? If not, then the dealer was probably slow in getting it to the DMV, or the DMV hadn't gotten it input yet. Or, as others have said, the number is wrong somewhere in the records or paperwork. The MSO is what is used to enter the VIN into the great vast DMV world and is the "birth certificate" for a vehicle from which the very first title is created.
I just discovered there is now a national VIN history database at http://www.vehiclehistory.gov/. Every activity related to a title of vehicle is supposed to be in that database, including from insurance companies, junk yards, dealers, DMVs, etc. It's the Federal version of CarFax.
Bob Denman
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Have him double-check all of this numbers, and call the dealer if nothing obvious jumps out as a mistake. :shocked:
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