Looking for "Legwork Louie"
 

Does anyone know of someone or some place that will take the information that I have about a car and research the owner and event history? I traveled 40 weeks last year and am on track to surpass that this year. In other words, I ain't lazy, I just don't have the time. ...SWB... ssbrewskyaz

Re: Looking for "Legwork Louie"
 

Depends on the state (s) involved. Which states do you need to do the research in?

Re: Looking for "Legwork Louie"
 

Marlin,

Started off in Montana, then Texas, then Colorado, then Missouri, then back to Texas.
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Re: Looking for "Legwork Louie"
 

Well, By the under whelming lack of responses regarding researching owner and associated history on a collector car, one might consider doing this when retired, or not. ...SWB... [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dunno.gif[/img]

Re: Looking for "Legwork Louie"
 

Of those states, I have had the best luck in MO - excellent title history work supplied, more than I asked for.

What info do you have to start with?

Re: Looking for "Legwork Louie"
 

Marlin thats True!
Back in 1994 I sent the State of Missouri my Vin# and $4.00.
They sent me 3 pages of 1970 Chevelle VIN#'s,with owners address and advertised Horse Power.Alot of LS6's in there.Today they won't do this.
Back then "The Show Me State" did. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

Re: Looking for "Legwork Louie"
 

Bummer!
When I did a Deuce search several years ago they did the same! I got two micro-fiche slides on one printout, and there was another MO Deuce in there - a two for one!! A few years later I checked all the other Deuce VIN's against those two slides, believe it or not there was another Deuce VIN in there from another state [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif[/img]