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Im looking at buying an ER34 from auction but only issue is the Vin Plate is missing, done my research and the car checks out fine from what i can find. I've got all the codes i need but does anyone know where i could get a new one from. Only reason I'm chasing after this particular car is because for the value im expecting to get it for because of these and the car itself is quite nice.

 

Just need a new Blue Vin Plate.

Thanks 

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This is to get a compliance plate. The blue plate on the firewall is fitted by Nissan at the factory so you would need to contact Nissan. This plate is largely irrelevant for registration in Australia as it does not have the VIN number issued when the vehicle got complied

I'm pretty sure that in SA a car will not pass an identity inspection at Regency without the manufacturer's plate on it, as well as the compliance plate.  I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure they had a good look at all of the plates on my car when it was ID'd.  It's going to vary from state to state.

I'm pretty sure that in SA a car will not pass an identity inspection at Regency without the manufacturer's plate on it, as well as the compliance plate.  I might be wrong, but I'm pretty sure they had a good look at all of the plates on my car when it was ID'd.  It's going to vary from state to state.

Well that’s pretty average isn’t it. Just get a good engraving place to remake one
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