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Title: Anyone have a source for Replacement VIN sticker
Post by: Canuck FJ on October 18, 2024, 08:08:30 PM
The VIN sticker on my '84 is looking a bit tattered and seems unlikely to survive my planned repaint; does anyone know where I could get a replacement sticker?  I'm based in Canada, but ww shipping on a sticker shouldn't break the bank.
Title: Re: Anyone have a source for Replacement VIN sticker
Post by: 86FJNJ on October 20, 2024, 06:29:22 PM
Take a high quality photo of it and have a new sticker printed
Title: Re: Anyone have a source for Replacement VIN sticker
Post by: 86FJNJ on November 05, 2024, 07:58:58 AM
Quote from: Canuck FJ on October 18, 2024, 08:08:30 PMThe VIN sticker on my '84 is looking a bit tattered and seems unlikely to survive my planned repaint; does anyone know where I could get a replacement sticker?  I'm based in Canada, but ww shipping on a sticker shouldn't break the bank.

Looks like you can order remakes on ebay. Maybe hit it with a torch around the edges, scrape it up and smear some dirty oil on it to make it look older.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/296478909917?_skw=yamaha+vin+plate&itmmeta=01JBY9VHC30WNRZ23CSQ3Q86S3&hash=item45078525dd:g:EekAAOSw5wpmXtVn&itmprp=enc%3AAQAJAAAA0HoV3kP08IDx%2BKZ9MfhVJKnKdiyJEIshXgubzeZefVE11Ouyj92M93iY1bzmNXJOZbkXfSB1cwco%2B0L%2FY37oVDJDBynEgi9fwaQvbvHjJHt%2BdkLoY9r4DbNcG4zk63lm%2BaMd9%2F4cHhS3jfaWRvvpXYoe5IoqBTYSEv3vwJcmorNB3bo6DcgQUwkhSGu8ctkr0wnz8HO5%2FBe5Lr08dls8gkmyDHWw8IFV%2BtQWmucTQdy3UGWkiOERtf7bbvocrsTUiyUjJLbvn0IOforGiXsZk8k%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR5CW7snfZA
Title: Re: Anyone have a source for Replacement VIN sticker
Post by: red on November 05, 2024, 08:19:44 AM
Quote from: Canuck FJ on October 18, 2024, 08:08:30 PMThe VIN sticker on my '84 is looking a bit tattered and seems unlikely to survive my planned repaint; does anyone know where I could get a replacement sticker?  I'm based in Canada, but ww shipping on a sticker shouldn't break the bank.
Canuck,

I do not know the Canadian motor vehicle system, but I would ask the local licensing authorities about the problem, before I got too creative.  Personally, I would not be concerned if the original VIN plate looks shabby, as long as they can read it and issue good paperwork to you.  Protecting whatever you have there may be the simplest solution.  YMMV.