Stealing abandoned cars

[patrick.bureau at gmail.com (Patrick Bureau)]

In a lot of states, the car has to remain impounded for at least 30 days to
permit owner/insurance to claim it.

Usually after that you can claim it before it goes to auction.

Cheers

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From: scirocco-l-bounces+patrick.bureau=gmail.com@scirocco.org
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Subject: Re: Scirocco-l Digest, Vol 7,Issue 142Stealing abandoned cars (in
this case a D

In a message dated 9/25/05 1:02:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
scirocco-l-request@scirocco.org writes:
Stealing abandoned cars (in this case a Delorean!)
I live in Michigan, and last year I found a Karmann Ghia that appeared 
abandoned, so I called the sherriffs office and the same day they came to it
and ran 
the VIN, there was no title activity on the Vin ( not registered, not 
reported stolen etc) and they gave me a form stating this, and a pink
application 
form to fill out and bring to the state office, In Michigan they provide a
"quick 
title" for an extra $5.00 and I walked out with the titlefor a total of 
$23.00. Try it, or at least call your DMV and ask how. Michael
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