kentraco

Thank you for your assistance. I never would have found the number without it. First, I saw what looked like a "1" when the light was held just right. With the help of rust remover, a wire brush and elbow grease, I was able to bring up the entire number. I'm not sure why the engine number was used as the VIN in California. The serial number plate you mentioned is intact and readable. But I just have to show a notary public a number that matches what's on the California title, and that problem is now solved.

I need to register a 1941 Olds 76 Dynamic Cruiser in Florida. The California title shows the VIN as GA401851, but I cannot locate that number on the car. I need to have it verified in order to complete the registration process. Where is the VIN supposed to be on this vehicle? Thanks.

Thanks for your reply. Your car looks great! Ken Dixon Orlando, FL 1941 Oldsmobile 1952 Austin FX3 London taxi 1970 Morris Minor convertible 1973 Jaguar XJ6 1974 Jensen Healey roadster 1977 Jeep CJ5 1997 GMC Sierra

I just purchased the pictured Olds to restore. Does anyone else here have a 1941 Olds?