Best way to research an old car VIN prior to purchase

[cudavic]

Can anyone share the best way or resource to research an old cars VIN for ownership history and other potential issues prior to making a purchase? I realize that Carfax is there for newer vehicles, however I do not believe they can provide much help for an older classic car or maybe I am wrong?

[Alaskan_TA]

Post the VIN here, some have recorded lots of history.

[70 sublime]

Guess it will depend where you live but around here in Ontario we can take a VIN to our local MTO and for $20 get a title history on a car back to about 1973 when the MTO switched over to a computer system from paper

[cudavic]

Post the VIN here, some have recorded lots of history.

Okay, can anyone come up with anything on this one RM23V0A167948?

[held1823]

numerous before and after photos are in this February 2019 ad for the car

https://www.daveschultz.com/2019/02/1970-plymouth-superbird-v-code-4-speed-for-sale/

[cudavic]

numerous before and after photos are in this February 2019 ad for the car

https://www.daveschultz.com/2019/02/1970-plymouth-superbird-v-code-4-speed-for-sale/

Thanks for your response.
I would imagine that he did the restoration top notch.
However I cannot understand why the owner would try to auction the car off without addressing the missing bump strip on the nosecone? 

[Mopar Nut]

Before I bought mine, I called the DMV.

[WINGIN IT]

numerous before and after photos are in this February 2019 ad for the car

https://www.daveschultz.com/2019/02/1970-plymouth-superbird-v-code-4-speed-for-sale/

Thanks for your response.
I would imagine that he did the restoration top notch.
However I cannot understand why the owner would try to auction the car off without addressing the missing bump strip on the nosecone? 

There's a number of things the current owner did that I'm scratching my head about. That strip is one of them but minor compared to the others.