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Old 08-29-2014, 07:01 AM
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Default Re: Fathers Lost Yenko Chevelle #358034 Butternut

Very interesting story and I am also very tuned it. Maybe my theory is wrong and someone feel free to straighten me out if I am. I think that if and when the original DMV records from back during the time period that Chris's Dad owned the car become available and if they show that the car was in his name and then if it shows that someone forged his signature (especially after his death) to obtain a lost title then that casts a black eye on the car. On the other hand If the negligent Army or whomever was responsible to get the car back to Chris's family (which obviously failed) and therefore caused the car to end up being abandoned and then someone purchased it fair and square and went through the proper channels to apply for a storage lien or rebuilders title then that favors the current owner. This is just my opinion and I sure hope we are filled in when and if the full story becomes available. I feel bad for both parties involved
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