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05-03-2012, 09:58 AM
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Melbourne
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I have a question that may be of interest to a lot of us on the forum.
When a Falcon or Commodore is built, do Ford and Holden issue a manufacturers statement of origin (or certificate of origin)? If so, do any of you have it (those that have bought brand new and custom ordered their car)? And I am not referring to the certificate that FPV or HSV issue for their cars either. Here is an example from Honda in the US:  As far as I can tell, that there is the only proof of ownership of a car, yet I don't have it (and I bought my first FG brand new). |
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Manufacturers statement of origin...
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