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Default URGENTLY need to find out a VIN number of bike motor

Ignoramus21002 wrote:

People, I really need help here.

I already know that the motor serial number
starts with R737. I do not need that.


If you look closer at the serial number
http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/suzuki-motor/dscf0005.jpg
you'll see that the 'P' in the serial number P7.37 - 115840
has been changed to an 'R', probably with an chisel. HTH
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