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**Canuck** · #1 10-01-2011, 12:20 AM

See my story here on what I had to do to get info on My Chrysler 300F

http://www.vancouverclassiccars.com/...sler_300F.html

Paul

CUSTOMD2 · #2 10-01-2011, 02:58 AM

WENT AS FAR AS I COULD IN THE SAME FASION ON MY GSX.
EVEN WENT AS FAR AS POSTING ADDS ON CL,AND A LOCAL PAPER WHERE THE LAST OWNER SAID HE BOUGHT IT OUT OF.
WITH HAVING THE PREVIOUS TITLE NUMBER,AND THE CAR ALLWAYS BEING FROM VA SINCE NEW (FOUND THE DEALER INFO) IT WOULD TAKE LITTLE EFFORT FOR THE DMV TO TRACE THE CAR BACK TO THE OE OWNER IN 72.
IM IN MISSOURI SO NO LUCK ON LOCAL VA POLICE FRIENDS.

wisemanz28 · #3 10-01-2011, 05:54 PM

Wow great story, I've had a similar story trying to locate the original owner of my 1969 Camaro Z28. I got close, I found the owner that had it in the early 70's, and he had a small car lot in Janesville, Wisconsin and he bought the car as a stolen recovery vehicle from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I tried the Wisconsin B.M.V. and got the results similar to yours, thats where the search has ended. I know what you mean about your search, it was exciting talking to previous owners about my car, everyone was so suprised knowing the car was still around. I sent letters and pictures to some of them. I'm dissappointed that my search has been stalled out, but your story has given me hope. If you have any tips, man I would really appreciate it. Thanks, Jeff Wise

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