Do We Have To Check Everyone's Work Now?

[Bailey Guns]

Unfortunately, ID won't have anything to do with it until it's corrected in CO. I can't find out what's required to correct it until tomorrow. Fortunately, I guess, the mistake was made by the wife of a long-time friend. I'm hoping that will help get it straightened out as quickly as possible with as little brain damage as possible. I also have a power of atty prepared to send to a friend to act for me to help resolve this if necessary.

[theGinsue]

What a cluster f*ck. Good luck with getting this corrected with as little pain as possible BG.

[Bailey Guns]

I'm pretty confident CO DMV will do their best to increase the cluster f**kedness to the maximum extent prior to resolving the issue. But I'm a pessimist in issues dealing with government.

[BUC303]

Keep us posted, I have a similar problem with a motorcycle from ID that a friend purchased when he lived there. Where there was a 5 in the VIN they typed an S on the title and since out of state title transfers include a vin check CO is telling me they can't do anything. The annoying thing in my situation is that it is the 2nd digit of the vin and the first 4 digits are the same for every bike of that year, the rest of the numbers all match up correctly. I'm interested to see if something like this can be handled out of state.

[Big E3]

When you drive back here to fix this in person let me know I’ll buy you lunch.

[Bailey Guns]

When you drive back here to fix this in person let me know I’ll buy you lunch.

[flogger]

I worked at Burt Chevrolet in the mid '70s, parts department. They used 7 and 8 digit part numbers that translated into millions of items, from complete engines to cigarette lighters. It was before my time but as the story goes,.... there was a special order for some type of body trim moulding or something small and cheap, the part numbers were entered wrong and they received an entire frame for a school bus!

Numbers matter.