AMitc31100

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correct me if i'm wrong but if this was a repo situation wouldn't the tow driver have to check the VIN # against the paper work to make sure they were taking the right GTO? driver never got out to check anything. backed up, lifted the car and gone.

robsls1

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He would have had to report it to the local PD station he was repoing it. Failure to do so can result in a lot of hot water for the repo guy.

wrencher

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I always have the plate # when I go looking for cars. If I have the VIN I got the plate. still double check it when I secured it though.

There is no law to report them, it is a courtesy to report them.
Cops will say there is a law but nope, I think there is only a few cities with local ordances.
Some finance companies require it be reported in their repossesion oders though.
I almost always report them, it is just smart. Most of the time if the cops do show they still have no friggen idea it's a repo

Chicago on the other hand dont give a crap. They usually dont want to hear about it till you have it.
All the want is you to pay the special $1300 licence fee to pull cars in 'their' city each year.

Paint_It_Black

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update?

millersta

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quick99si(quote)Now you wanna explain to me how how a driveshaft in my car doesn't power all four wheels?[/QUOTE]

sure ill explain it simply for you unless you have awd or 4wd two of your wheels have nothing connecting them to the other wheels.

gt35built

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sure ill explain it simply for you unless you have awd or 4wd two of your wheels have nothing connecting them to the other wheels.[/QUOTE]


Hahahaha what an idiot!