Could this be a sandman - Chassis swap

**Blocker** · 20-09-2011, 10:02 PM

Originally Posted by mauser

Be inclusive of all views. We don't want to end up one of those boards where people are slammed for having another perspective on something. The lurkers stay anon then and no-one contributes anything... that is really boring.

Mauser

Great post [MENTION=341]mauser[/MENTION]

**Vombil** · 20-09-2011, 10:18 PM

Originally Posted by mauser

Be inclusive of all views. We don't want to end up one of those boards where people are slammed for having another perspective on something. The lurkers stay anon then and no-one contributes anything... that is really boring.

Mauser

Tru dat

**Rico** · 22-09-2011, 11:13 AM

Originally Posted by mauser

Be inclusive of all views. We don't want to end up one of those boards where people are slammed for having another perspective on something. The lurkers stay anon then and no-one contributes anything... that is really boring.

Mauser

True that!!

**adam perth** · 20-09-2011, 11:55 PM

agree ^^^^^^. don't want to end up like the GMH.Torana forum

**hainzy** · 22-09-2011, 11:18 AM

Gotta give it to you Twotees. Youre a persistant bugger. And goodonya. If as said above, we all had the same opinion it would get very boring. And maybe like GMH-torana, but god forbid, maybe even like Bertiestreet.com....

Good luck with your investigations, but I reckon everyone understands the whole situation a lot better now thanks to the both of you. I think...

**adam perth** · 22-09-2011, 10:59 PM

ok interesting debate.
as WA uses the ADR tag to register cars and NSW uses the rail.
does that make it a sandman in W.A but not in NSW? lolo

.....fire now stoked, now where is my popcorn?

**ozbox** · 22-09-2011, 11:20 PM

adam..the start of this thread was the ute which is in nsw and my part of the debate is also in nsw but all the states are working to become uniform in there registration/engineering and modification laws so dont be too surprised if wa and the other states that did it that way stop doing it that way...
and..
when they were made new they had a matching tag to chassis to start with..

**wbute** · 23-09-2011, 07:56 AM

This is my last entry to this debate.... I hope.
When some low life moron steals your car, you go to the police, they ask for the identifying numbers to aid in recovery. There is no point telling them the option codes off the id plates is there. You give them the chassis number and the engine number. Why do we do this? Because they are the legal identity of the car.