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i own the car it is in my name. it is getting a surragant vin because it was a stolen and recovered car. they hadit becuase it had to go for an "inpection" on wednesday morning and when i went to pick it up, knowone knew where the car was. the owner was the one who sent it where ever it was and never told anyone about it.

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grab lawyers and head down ! take these idiots to court would you pm me the company name so next time no one else i know will buy or get anything fixed from that mob !.. glad u found ur car !..

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how can it be in your name if it hasn't had a roadworthy?

if it hasn't had that you can't transfer the car into your name, do you even understand how purchasing a car works?

i dont no. i didnt do that they did and yes it is in my name because my f**king plates are on it. i do now how it works but they have found away around it.

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So glad to hear it has been found, I hope to see this car around now with you driving it and not somebody else. Also if you could PM the dealership that this all happened at it would be good. I just got my skyline so I wont be buying for awhile but it will be good to know for the future.

I hope you get to spend plenty of quality time with your car soon.

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i dont no. i didnt do that they did and yes it is in my name because my f**king plates are on it. i do now how it works but they have found away around it.

Just Ignore that twater GeeTeeAss, he just comes on to hear to cause trouble.....

i hope that everything goes well for you and that company gets what they deserve......

I sure you have the support of the skyline comunity behind you, please keep us upto date as what happends, and just ignore the wankers cos as you can see most of us are here to support you...

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Just Ignore that twater GeeTeeAss, he just comes on to hear to cause trouble.....

i hope that everything goes well for you and that company gets what they deserve......

I sure you have the support of the skyline comunity behind you, please keep us upto date as what happends, and just ignore the wankers cos as you can see most of us are here to support you...

you always need a roadworthy when you buy a car, even if you buy it from a car yard. so either she is confusing a roadworthy with something else, or she doesn't have the car in her name. you can not transfer a registered car into your name without a roadworthy.

if they sold it to you unregistered you'd need to take the car to QT yourself to get it registered (or sign a form to say another person is authorised to do so), has any of this happened?

and phatboi, just because i'm not blowing smoke up her arse doesn't mean i'm not helping. she clearly doesn't understand how car purchases should work, and i'm explaining that.

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maybe we should find out if she has a rego label wouldnt that tell you if its been registered or not and under what plate?

oh and can someone PM me the car yards etc details

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you always need a roadworthy when you buy a car, even if you buy it from a car yard. so either she is confusing a roadworthy with something else, or she doesn't have the car in her name. you can not transfer a registered car into your name without a roadworthy.

if they sold it to you unregistered you'd need to take the car to QT yourself to get it registered (or sign a form to say another person is authorised to do so), has any of this happened?

and phatboi, just because i'm not blowing smoke up her arse doesn't mean i'm not helping. she clearly doesn't understand how car purchases should work, and i'm explaining that.

i am not confused. I no what you have to do to register a car and transfer rego. I have NEVER seen a copy of the road worthy and the own of the yard said to me only 2 days ago that the company that does there roady worth's refused to do it because of the vin number issue. if you like i can post a copy of my rego cert. But i know for a fact that the car is in my name. i when and put the plates on myself. i personly went to QLd transport and did that a month after i bought the car. I wasnt in my name a few weeks after i bought it. But once i phoned the car yard it was transfer a day later.

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i am not confused. I no what you have to do to register a car and transfer rego. I have NEVER seen a copy of the road worthy and the own of the yard said to me only 2 days ago that the company that does there roady worth's refused to do it because of the vin number issue. if you like i can post a copy of my rego cert. But i know for a fact that the car is in my name. i when and put the plates on myself. i personly went to QLd transport and did that a month after i bought the car. I wasnt in my name a few weeks after i bought it. But once i phoned the car yard it was transfer a day later.

if you have your rego details in front of you call up REVS or go to checkitout.com.au and run your VIN number

see if it is flagged as stolen, etc

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hey sorry to hear about all your trouble. I'd appreciated if you could please pm me the car yards details as I have alot of contacts in that area (was working at import car yard till few weeks ago). Itll be interesting to see who it actually is as we delt with a few other yards.

Thanks

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FOUND THE CAR!!!! IN SLACKS CREEK!!!! FROM WHAT I WAS TOLD THE CAR WAS BEING HIDEN THERE TILL THE OWNER GETS BACK FROM HOLIDAYS. nEXT PHONE CALL IS FAIR TRADING.

THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS BEEN HELPING ME.

That sucked so hard! Awesome to hear that you got your skyline back. What F*#king dogs!!! can you pls pm me as well so I can avoid them pricks and let everyone I know to spread the word on how dodgy they are. Stoked you got it back.

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how can it be in your name if it hasn't had a roadworthy?

if it hasn't had that you can't transfer the car into your name, do you even understand how purchasing a car works?

Read a thread before you reply

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