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Tracking down my lost 1800 1800

posted by  Dave Stevens on  Fri Feb 18 23:47 CST 2022
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The plate will have changed. You would then need the VIN to do a DMV search in the State you believe it to be registered. Owner address identification is generally considered private information, especially in this day and age. You would need to make a declaration as to the proper grounds of why you need it revealed, like being a business such as a dealership, financing agency or mechanic putting a lien on it. Being a previous owner might give someone a little more standing, but you'd still have to cook up an excuse why you felt the identity of the current owner needed to be disclosed.
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Dave -still with 940's, prev 740/240/140/120 You'd think I'd have learned by now






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