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My 1978 is tiitled as a 1985 because it was a theft recovery in Michigan back in the 80's. It has a vin tag in the door jam issued by Michigan and the original tag was removed. It's not even listed as a Chevy on the title. Under make it says "ASPT" whatever that means. I knew this when I bought it but I didn't care knowing I was doing a custom build anyway.
That wouldn't be a problem for me if you bought it cheap and not concerned about resale value. Sometimes those are the cars that you can have the most fun with .
That wouldn't be a problem for me if you bought it cheap and not concerned about resale value. Sometimes those are the cars that you can have the most fun with .
That's exactly why I bought it. I can make it whatever I want and just have fun with it. There's not going to be much left stock when I'm done with her.
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