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Hi All,

Can someone tell me where the engine number is located on the 34GTT? I was told the back left, but i cant see a thing. I want to locate it before i go to my local police station to get the rego transfer so i dont have to take it to Regency. (knowing the local cops if its not as clear as day then its too hard.)

Cheers to all that reply.

J

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Dont worry... Found It!! :(

If your looking at the engine.... on the right hand side close to the firewall... you basically have to look down onto it....

No Regency for me!!!

YAY

Cheers!

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