Your VIN is the 17-character tatt your car never stops showing off. In WA, you’ll find it at the base of the windscreen (driver’s side), on a door jamb sticker, on the build plate under the bonnet, or stamped on the chassis. Paperwork is easier: check your WA vehicle licence papers, rego renewal, insurance certificate, or the purchase invoice. Motorcycles usually put it on the steering head; trailers and caravans on the drawbar or a compliance plate. If you’ve lost the lot, contact the WA Department of Transport with proof of identity and rego details and they can help locate it. And yes, it’s the one that looks like a scrambled telegram—don’t mix it up with the engine number, which is a different jumble entirely.
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