{"id":20677564,"user":"CydeWeys","time":1565630340,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

What car is it?","comments":[{"id":20677879,"user":"vageli","time":1565631828,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

It must be a car manufactured before VIN standardization in 1981, at the very least.","comments":[{"id":20678194,"user":"libria","time":1565633493,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

I'll give you 999 guesses.","comments":[{"id":20678302,"user":"ninjinxo","time":1565634098,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

*998","comments":[{"id":20678653,"user":"DenisM","time":1565636204,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

900

Numbers 0..99 are not three-digit.","comments":[{"id":20678946,"user":"mikeash","time":1565637906,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

Ah, but VINs aren’t numbers. (Never mind what the N stands for.) 000 would be perfectly valid.","comments":[{"id":20680523,"user":"Biganon","time":1565647352,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

Impossible in Switzerland at least","comments":[],"comments_count":0,"level":5,"url":"item?id=20680523"}],"comments_count":1,"level":4,"url":"item?id=20678946"},{"id":20678984,"user":"leopoldo","time":1565638054,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

Digits, not numbers... I guess a VIN can still be 007, or 054. Right?","comments":[],"comments_count":0,"level":4,"url":"item?id=20678984"}],"comments_count":3,"level":3,"url":"item?id=20678653"},{"id":20681807,"user":"VT320","time":1565658104,"time_ago":"7 years ago","type":"comment","content":"

997","comments":[],"comments_count":0,"level":3,"url":"item?id=20681807"}],"comments_count":5,"level":2,"url":"item?id=20678302"}],"comments_count":6,"level":1,"url":"item?id=20678194"}],"comments_count":7,"level":0,"url":"item?id=20677879"}],"comments_count":8,"url":"item?id=20677564"}

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