SheetJP · Auction sheet verification
How SheetJP verifies Japanese auction sheets
Enter the car's full chassis number. If we find a strong match, you pay $10 and get the original Japanese auction sheet — grade, mileage, and damage map — usually within minutes. If that lookup cannot sell a sheet, you are not charged $10.
Verify a chassis now
Instant report $10 when a strong match exists. Instant miss → no $10 charge.
Enter chassis numberWhat SheetJP is
SheetJP is an online verification service for buyers of imported Japanese cars. For 8+ years the product has helped people check the original auction sheet — the document Japan's auction inspector produced when the car was graded — using only the chassis number.
- Original grade, mileage, and damage map from auction records
- Worldwide buyers (Pakistan, Gulf, Africa, UK, NZ, Australia, and more)
- Delivered on-screen and by email, typically within minutes
- Contact: [email protected]
What SheetJP is not
- Buying or selling cars, or arranging shipping/import paperwork
- Editing, cleaning, or forging auction grades
- Guaranteeing that every chassis has a sheet on file
- Guaranteeing that a specialist archive search will find a record
- Replacing free tools when you only need to decode a chassis code or grade letter
How verification works
- 1. Enter the chassis number
Type the vehicle's full Japanese chassis (frame) number on sheetjp.com — for example NZE141-6012345 or ZRE142-0123456.
- 2. Confirm a strong match
SheetJP searches Japanese auction listing records and shows match confidence. Only strong (green) matches proceed to automatic purchase.
- 3. Pay the flat fee
Pay $10 USD securely via Stripe (cards and digital wallets). Promotional codes may apply at checkout.
- 4. Receive the original sheet
Get the unaltered auction sheet on-screen and by email — grade, mileage, and damage map from the auction record. Link stays active about 90 days.
If the instant lookup finds nothing
You are not charged $10. If you entered a complete frame number and the $10 report isn’t available, you can pay $75 for a person to search archives. Typical email in 24–48 hours. You’re paying for the search — if we find a record, we send it. If we find nothing, you get 95% back.
How specialist search works · Refund policy
Free tools vs the paid report
Use free SheetJP tools to decode chassis codes, auction grades, letter grades, equipment marks, era dates, and damage symbols. Those explain what a sheet means. To confirm what the auction actually recorded for a specific car, run a paid verification with the full chassis number.
FAQ
What is SheetJP?
SheetJP retrieves the original Japanese auction sheet by chassis number. Instant verification costs $10 when a strong match exists and is usually delivered in minutes. If that lookup cannot sell a sheet, you are not charged $10. A separate specialist archive search costs $75 and refunds 95% if nothing is found.
How do I verify a Japanese auction sheet online?
To verify an imported Japanese car's auction sheet, enter the vehicle's full chassis number on SheetJP.
What do I need to start?
The car's full chassis (frame) number from the export certificate, firewall plate, or door jamb — not only a short model code like ZRE142.
Does SheetJP edit or clean auction sheets?
No. SheetJP delivers the original, unaltered auction record as issued by the Japanese auction house.
What if no auction sheet is found?
You are not charged $10 for an automatic report when the instant lookup cannot sell a sheet. After an eligible miss on a complete frame number, a separate specialist archive search ($75) may be offered — a search, not a guaranteed sheet. See the specialist search page and the refund policy.
What is the specialist archive search?
A $75 human search after the instant lookup cannot sell a sheet for a complete Japanese frame number. Typical email is 24–48 hours. Not a guaranteed find. Partial records count. A blank search refunds 95%. See specialist search.
Is SheetJP a free chassis decoder?
No. Free educational tools (chassis decoder, grades, damage codes, equipment marks, Japanese dates) live on the tools page. They explain marks on a sheet you already have. They are not a substitute for the original record.