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| Posted: 01-27-2006 02:18 pm |
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It's been my experience that the Calif. DMV normally has no problem with 5-digit JH VINs, though some other states do and in consequence will create a unique VIN number for a specific car. But if there was already something in the system that matched your 5-digit VIN, then naturally the CA DMV would have required some other number for your car. Try adding the 1110 or 1111 prefix, or with the letters 'JH' as a prefix or a suffix, or both.
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