The Vin# is necessary in identifying the correct parts for a particular vehicle. With the Vin#, we can identify each and every Production Option for all vehicles produced beginning with the 1980 model year.

Because the VIN number tells us all the necessary information we need to know to find the correct part for your vehicle (make, model, year, engine, brake system etc...). Actually most of other information is irrelevant. See similar questions...

Your vehicle's VIN# is used to verify that we are sending the correct part for your vehicle. Also, in the case of the collision/mechanical catalog, returns cannot be accepted without a VIN#. It is the only way we can double check accuracy of the catalog. See similar questions...

The VIN or Vehicle Identification Number contains a code that includes vital information on your particular car. It may be necessary to review this code to assure that you get the correct transmission or engine as well as ECU computer or other component. You can find this number on the title or on a riveted tag on the dash near the defroster vent in front of the driver. We may also need the date of manufacture. It usually is in the upper right corner of the tag on the driver door jam. See similar questions...

Vin has been in the game from the very beginning - before all the "spin-off" companies, before all the copycats, before the community was even known. He was the originator of "Natural Game" and has a truly unique system that has been developed over the course of 6 YEARS. In addition, he is the authority when it comes to training professional pick-up artists and is a MASTER of instilling knowledge into even the toughest cases. See similar questions...

Several companies gather the data and sell these reports online: Consumer Guide, CARFAX and AutoCheck. See similar questions...