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Old 20-08-2007, 11:53 AM   #1
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hey guys, i'm trying to locate an old ute and car that my old man once had. the damn banks took them. lol. does anyone know how to locate them or at least get info to the last known whereabouts??? all i have is model and the then rego of the vehicle.
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Old 20-08-2007, 12:07 PM   #2
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They prob sold it at the Auctions and you wont be able to find the new owner due to the privacy act.

With the Reg. No. you could find out the engine and chassis number and locate it that way but again the privacy act would get in the way unless you know some in the know or have connections
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Old 20-08-2007, 12:17 PM   #3
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thought that might be the case. neither i doubt would have gone through the auctions. one was an xy gt, the other was a restored 53 mainline runnin a hot 302w. thats the main one i'm after. nice ride it was. i'll post a pic up soon, it has more sentimental value. as 90 percent of peoples cars are here. lol
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Anything taken by the banks goes to auction they get what they can.
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Old 20-08-2007, 12:56 PM   #5
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how long ago are we talking?
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Old 20-08-2007, 01:02 PM   #6
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Always has been, they don't private sale, they don't keep it, they take, they sell, they re-coup what money they can.
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Old 20-08-2007, 01:08 PM   #7
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sorry jus been informed that the ute was sold to pay back the bank. my bad. think it was 93 or 94. from last we know a bloke bought it jus to pull his boat out of the marina in st.kilda. found that out about 2 years ago.
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Oh ok, well thats a different story

Still not much hope of finding it though, if the guy still uses it for his boat try the marina on a Saturday arvo on a nice day, ask around, the ute sounds a little unique so some one might know.
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yeah thats not a bad idea. pity i don't live there. lol. might have to make a weekend of it down there
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You could try contacting the local area's newspaper and see if you could pop some sort of ad in or something along that line.

Sounds far fetched but that did work for a friend who was looking for her grandfather's old car. All they had was a photo, description and the original number plate.

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thats a genious idea, i'll have to try that. thanks for that fiery
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thats a genious idea, i'll have to try that. thanks for that fiery
Your welcome, just let us know how you go eh.
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I know its a long shot, But i actually found a car i sold (my first car) about 3 years ago on e-bay last month! it's back safely in my possession now

Goodluck finding your cars though! Are you looking at buying them back? or do you just want to know where their at at the moment?
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yeah lookin at gettin them back
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