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Thank you we are trying to get this fixed soon because the temporary permit given to my dad ends at the end of this month. And <span style="font-weight: bold">Oldsfan</span>, yes that number we were able to find, but the highway patrol officer said he needed another one. My dad thought he only needed the one you said, but the other guy said no and he wasn't going to register the car with that number.

WE looked for the numbers based on the pictures and we could only find one number, and its on the dash under the hood. it just says x270. we found another one inside the car under the dash that says c25. I am so confused.

Thank you, apparently our model doesn't have any number on the actual chassis. I'm giving this to my dad tomorrow, hopefully the officer will take it. thank you so much.

My dad bought a 1949 oldsmobile, he finally has it restored and went to get it registered at the dmv. They sent him to the highway patrol office because they could only find two numbers on the car. They said they need the VIN on located on the chassis. We cannot seem to find it, do any of you know the exact location of it? Some of my dad's friends have said that certain cars do not have that number, but the highway patrol officer said he would not register the car unless the third number was found. help!!!!