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Old 17-10-2008, 05:43 PM   #1
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Default Compliance sticker mistake from factory?

Hey everyone, Just had my ute in for a rwc to clear some defects for the cops. Its a BAII xr8 and it failed the roadworthy because the compliance sticker on the side of the door [its on the end that pivots off the car] didnt have the number of seats printed on the sticker. RWC guy said its a mistake from factory so I went to see Ford and none of them had even heard of it happening before so they rang some dude to find out but being late friday he already left so i'll have to wait till monday. The ford guy said he doesnt even know how'll they'll go about getting a new sticker made up. Anyone heard of this happening before?
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