Need help

[Johnny Dark]

I purchased an unfinished RCR car from a gentleman who purchased it from someone who never finished it, unfortunately the gentleman passed away when we were completing our business, and now his wife cannot find the paperwork for the car. I have contacted RCR but because it changed hands twice they are unable to help me out. I asked RCR for a possible location of a vin # they informed me the don’t assign a # because of different states are unique
and since she cannot find the paperwork which would be the MSO I’m reaching out for any help I can get. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
Johnny Dark

 

[Bill Kearley]

How does it in your state, Can you get an assigned VIN when it is inspected like in Canada ?

 

[Johnny Dark]

In S.C. They use the info from the MSO as the VIN unless the vehicle is in pieces to make up the vehicle then they assign as a home built and assign a VIN thanks for asking unless someone has a better idea?

 

[Larry L.]

In S.C. They use the info from the MSO as the VIN unless the vehicle is in pieces to make up the vehicle then they assign as a home built and assign a VIN...

'Sounds as though you have already contacted the Dept of Licenses.
Didn't whomever you spoke with provide you with an 'official path' out of your dilemma? If not, why not? There must be one. You cannot possibly be the only person who's ever found himself in your situation - or one very similar.

 

[Walter Williams]

SOME PEOPLE HAVE USED A 1966 FORD TITLE

 

[Brian Kissel]

Not positive, but I think Johnny bought a SLC if memory serves me correctly. If it’s the one I’m thinking of it was a fantastic build, then the owner passed away.

Regards Brian

 

[The Real Deal]

Not positive, but I think Johnny bought a SLC if memory serves me correctly. If it’s the one I’m thinking of it was a fantastic build, then the owner passed away.

Regards Brian

Brian I don't know who you are referring to (Johnny) as I am new to your club and the car I bought is a RCR GT40 MARK.1 I was going to call RCR to see if I could find out how many cars they produced in 2011 that is supposed to be the year of the car that I am getting. I would like to give you the person's name that I bought the car from but I won't do that out of respect for him unless the family gives me the OK, and maybe someone on this forum would recognize his name and shed some lite on my problem. This problem is a bump in the road and can be fixed, but it would be a lot easier if I had the paperwork on the car. I don't know if I can attach picture of the car as I'm not sure how to.

 

[Brian Kissel]

My apologies. For starters the forum requires your real name In your profile. This is something you agreed to when signing up for the forum. This helps with communicating with others. Please update your profile accordingly. If you purchased a GT40, then you are not who I thought you were. You can PM me and we can try to work through the picture problem.

Regards Brian

 

[Chris Kouba]

Brian I don't know who you are referring to (Johnny) as I am new to your club and the car I bought is a RCR GT40 MARK.1 I was going to call RCR to see if I could find out how many cars they produced in 2011 that is supposed to be the year of the car that I am getting. I would like to give you the person's name that I bought the car from but I won't do that out of respect for him unless the family gives me the OK, and maybe someone on this forum would recognize his name and shed some lite on my problem. This problem is a bump in the road and can be fixed, but it would be a lot easier if I had the paperwork on the car. I don't know if I can attach picture of the car as I'm not sure how to.

Are you posting under two different accounts ("Johnny Dark" and "The Real Deal")? My apologies if you're not but contextually, it appears as though you are.

 

[Brian Kissel]

Good catch Chris.
This is why the forum requires a real name in your profile . Please adhere to the forum rules. One or the other of your profiles will be deleted. You decide which one you would like to keep.

Regards Brian