the last pic is the wrong sevtion for a vr-4 with an e38 vin.
All cars leaving mitsubishi have vin. jdm or not.
In europe we got 17didt iso vins,
us and australia use the same system. Phils and NZ get a wackyhome market setup as the cars were assembled and stamped by MMPL and todd motors respectively, everyone else got an export vin which is like 12 digits or something, have the information around somewhere.
JDM vin should be model code, then 7 digit series number
E39A-XXXXXXX
The model code is only active in caps once you pick a vehicle code. I think galant is 50q (might be the euro number.) then the model code will get you to a specific version.
The bumper cover should come up if you pick the kit onthe lower right. It'll be a crassh repair set in white primer. (#82000)
yes the 71010 is the trim
I have posted befor the model naming of e3X where the X only refers to the engine family and its associated layout. Ie. e32 (1800 4g37) e33 (2000 4g63) e34 (2000 4d65) e35 (1800 4g67) e37 (1800 4g37 4wd) e38 (2000 4g63 4wd) e39a (2000 4g63 4wd4ws).
I have missed the 1600 4g32 as i can't remember off the top of my head it's designation.
The model code then designates options, fuelsystem, engine grade, trim level transmission type etc...
The "e3xA-XXXXXXX" vin is definately a vin, as it has full association with all car components in mitrsu records. Most domestic us cars and german cars cant tell off the chassis number the ruinning gear that was fitted as it left the factory.
Rich