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Hi guys, was installing amp kit in the gtr yesterday and saw my compliance plate/sticker, so thought i'd have a little read for the heck of it and found an error....

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It says on top of my vin, that it's for a Toyota Supra JZA80. Has the correct vin and build date. Called up the compliance shop and they're gonna change it over, but it takes a whole week :yes: . Just wondering how much shite would i have been in if the police did a check on it and found this error?

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Hi guys, was installing amp kit in the gtr yesterday and saw my compliance plate/sticker, so thought i'd have a little read for the heck of it and found an error....

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It says on top of my vin, that it's for a Toyota Supra JZA80. Has the correct vin and build date. Called up the compliance shop and they're gonna change it over, but it takes a whole week :laugh: . Just wondering how much shite would i have been in if the police did a check on it and found this error?

yeah id say they woulda tried to take ya car off ya etc, but at the end pof the day u woulda been able to prove them wrong, im surprised it got registered with that mistake on there, obviously they never picked up on it at the d.o.t

lool, u got a 2JZ powered 32 ey michael, where u been hiding that beast lol

haha i recon, 2j powa!!!!

Oh well the car's booked in for tomorrow, looks like im gonna lose it for the long weekend....sad. Better than being confiscated by police i guess. haha.

You would think the compliance shop would have noticed that it wasnt a supra when they put the plate on and the fact that the vin number starts with BNR32 should have had bells ringing in their heads saying something is wrong lol

Lol thats funny. Kinda off topic, but the dealer i bought my r33 gtst off had it registered as a 4 cyl.. lol.. So i keep renewing it.. Cant get in trouble for that can I, I mean I have no idea how many cylinders my car has.. :D

You would think the compliance shop would have noticed that it wasnt a supra when they put the plate on and the fact that the vin number starts with BNR32 should have had bells ringing in their heads saying something is wrong lol

Yeah i agree, but oh well.

Lol thats funny. Kinda off topic, but the dealer i bought my r33 gtst off had it registered as a 4 cyl.. lol.. So i keep renewing it.. Cant get in trouble for that can I, I mean I have no idea how many cylinders my car has.. :D

haha nice one, would that be cheaper to register cus it being '4 cylinder'?

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