A manufactured home VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) typically consists of 17 characters, which can include both letters and numbers. This unique identifier is used to distinguish one manufactured home from another and is essential for registration and tracking purposes. The VIN is usually located on the manufacturer's label, often found in the kitchen or near the main entrance.
It's an incomplete VIN - it should be 17 digits. All that can be told by what part of the VIN you have is that it was a General Motors product manufactured in 1987.
17 digits
1996 Yamaha YFM350X (Although the digits are invalid, a VIN similar to the one you provided may belong to a motorcycle that was manufactured in by the Yamaha corporation.)
There aren't any VIN #'s back then.
The VIN is 17 digits long.
http://www.ibts.org/label_req.shtml
That isn't enough digits to be a VIN. A VIN is 17 digits long.
8k4 008797
Hud no: 461725-461726
VIN is the vehicle identification number. The VIN is a string of 17 digits that makes it possible to identify and track the activities of a specific vehicle. The VIN never goes to 20 digits.
17 digits in VIN. 10th digit signifies model year.
The Suzuki JR50 with the VIN number JR50128661 was manufactured in 1998. The first two digits of the VIN, "98," typically indicate the model year in Suzuki motorcycles. Therefore, this bike is from the 1998 model year.