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Originally Posted by Midwest Classic
I corrected the post to say "we will insure". Production cars produced after 1981 (I think that is the correct year) have 17 digits in the VIN. If the car has 17 digits then we consider it original. We insure original cars as original no matter what year they are from. Early production vehicles will not have 17 digits and we know that. Kits or Replicas also will not have 17 digits so they are not rated as originals.
There is no "incorrect" terminology used to lower a rate.
Robbin
Midwest Classic Insurance
www.cobrareplicainsurance.com
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This doesn't make sense. What does 17 digits have to do with anything.
If you have a Focus the insurance company can find all the info on the car.
If you have a component car with 17 digits in the VIN # the insurance can find no info on the car.
so you are telling us that they only look at the the 17 digits and don't check the VIN# for ABS, Side inpact bars and air bags for a better rate?