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Looking at buying a sled, and checked the web to see if VIN can be checked. Website below:
http://app.cpic-cipc.ca/English/search.cfm
For snow machine check here, was surprised at the amount info you can glean with a VIN, buyer beware..
Search Vehicles by VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
You may search for autos, trucks, vans, SUVs, motorcycles, snowmobiles, farm vehicles, heavy equipment, trailers, or ATVs. Please enter only letters and numbers without spaces or other special characters.
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Great to know we have access to this information
A few yrs back they did a VIN number check on ATV's heading up for the Moose hunt outside of North Bay...they found over 30 that were listed as stolen.
Never heard how many of the new owners knew they were in possession of stolen property:)
As long as the serial number,make and model of boats and motors have been recorded after being reported stolen,they can be traced,too.
The new owners are the same turds who would complain if someone broke into their garage or truck and stole from them. but they jump at a cheap ATV. No pity for the arseholes. Willful blindness can be a beetch if proven.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
I wonder how many stolen portable outhouses they found! Always several go missing around here as fall approaches.
It's not always cheaper.. to buy stolen... a very good friend if mine almost bought a stolen ATV as couple years ago... he went and got the used vehicle buyers thing first... before he bought it and our cane up stolen... anyways.. the guy was asking $3k for a 4 year old Polaris...Quote:
Originally Posted by Angus
Hear ya. Then the willful blindness goes out the window. Did the seller get a visit from the po po ?Quote:
Originally Posted by topher
Would assume so. My buddy never contracted him again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Angus