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The complete SILVER/GREY SED list as of completion at 1:30am.

Cheers,

SW

2010-04-08 19:27:44 DATA: Vehicle Registration: CAR999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BD6KR9RG003422 Engine Number: 036552 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1994

2010-04-08 20:29:34 DATA: Vehicle Registration: CJL999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BE5KR5XG002727 Engine Number: 541281 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1999

2010-04-09 10:07:02 DATA: Vehicle Registration: DXZ999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1AC4FR0EB616886 Engine Number: EA82891403 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1989

2010-04-09 23:28:30 DATA: Vehicle Registration: JAC999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GG9KR54G021159 Engine Number: C067892 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2004

2010-04-10 07:33:00 DATA: Vehicle Registration: PPD999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BE9KJ3XG003443 Engine Number: 600876 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1999

2010-04-10 07:35:44 DATA: Vehicle Registration: PPZ999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BE9KJ3XG003451 Engine Number: 595828 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1999

2010-04-10 08:23:09 DATA: Vehicle Registration: QDH999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BE9KR5YG010131 Engine Number: A890274 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2000

2010-04-10 09:12:39 DATA: Vehicle Registration: QRB999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BE9KR51G016055 Engine Number: B201890 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: GREY Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2001

2010-04-10 09:47:38 DATA: Vehicle Registration: QYZ999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BE9KR52G020228 Engine Number: EJ25B295774 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2001

2010-04-10 09:50:04 DATA: Vehicle Registration: QZQ999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GDAKD31G004502 Engine Number: B079702 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2000

2010-04-10 10:16:47 DATA: Vehicle Registration: RGM999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GC8KD3WG030362 Engine Number: 208062 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1998

2010-04-10 10:19:05 DATA: Vehicle Registration: RHB999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BE9KR52G022035 Engine Number: B423167 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2001

2010-04-10 10:30:05 DATA: Vehicle Registration: RJS999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GE7KF39G007096 Engine Number: D800962 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2009

2010-04-10 10:54:06 DATA: Vehicle Registration: RPD999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GC8KD3WG030797 Engine Number: 228008 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1998

2010-04-10 11:10:42 DATA: Vehicle Registration: RSC999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BC6BR0EK012972 Engine Number: 365198 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: GREY Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1991

2010-04-10 11:18:00 DATA: Vehicle Registration: RTQ999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BE9KR52G022847 Engine Number: B486616 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2002

2010-04-10 13:01:59 DATA: Vehicle Registration: SPO999 VIN/Chassis Number: 6U900000GF6010516 Engine Number: EJ18763001 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1993

2010-04-10 13:37:46 DATA: Vehicle Registration: SWJ999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GG9KR54G022566 Engine Number: C168327 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2004

2010-04-10 13:41:32 DATA: Vehicle Registration: SXE999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BL5KV54G006845 Engine Number: C177223 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2004

2010-04-10 14:42:31 DATA: Vehicle Registration: TIW999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GG9KR55G028016 Engine Number: C386067 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2005

2010-04-10 14:43:15 DATA: Vehicle Registration: TJA999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GG9KK45G028811 Engine Number: C412341 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2005

2010-04-10 15:02:25 DATA: Vehicle Registration: TNJ999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GC8KD3XG043454 Engine Number: 617342 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1999

2010-04-10 15:41:14 DATA: Vehicle Registration: TWC999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GF5AR0EB002395 Engine Number: EJ18805927 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1993

2010-04-10 15:54:30 DATA: Vehicle Registration: TYS999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GC8KR5YG058368 Engine Number: A967113 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SED Year of Manufacture: 2000

2010-04-10 20:16:13 DATA: Vehicle Registration: WIT999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GH7KS58G010607 Engine Number: D305979 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2007

2010-04-10 20:23:43 DATA: Vehicle Registration: WKL999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1BC6CR0EK024270 Engine Number: 563320 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: GREY Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 1992

2010-04-10 21:02:35 DATA: Vehicle Registration: WSE999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GH7KF38G021018 Engine Number: D475208 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2008

2010-04-10 22:38:12 DATA: Vehicle Registration: XNG999 VIN/Chassis Number: JF1GH7KS5AG041305 Engine Number: E028346 Vehicle Make: SUBARU Vehicle Colour: SILVER Body Type: SEDAN Year of Manufacture: 2010

well done someone must have a lot of spare time.INSPECTOR WRX

The doers do; the watchers try to figure out how it's possible.

"It's magic"

Does that help?

Perhaps you have a mate that owns a silver Subaru?

Or was that conclusion just as unfounded?

Cheers,

SW

The doers do; the watchers try to figure out how it's possible.

"It's magic"

Does that help?

Perhaps you have a mate that owns a silver Subaru?

Or was that conclusion just as unfounded?

Cheers,

SW

just like the effort you put in to help someone out because the COPS didnt seam to want to help

just like the effort you put in to help someone out because the COPS didnt seam to want to help

To quote yourself:

"well done".

You've contributed precisely nothing to this thread; well, apart from illustrating your own antipathy.

Just for clarification; I felt that a police officer suggesting that they couldn't do a search given 3 chars of a max-6 char numberplate was wrong.

I then proceeded to demonstrate how it could possibly have been done; and what do you know: within a reasonable timeframe, AND using public resources.

The fact that you have a problem with this says more about you than me.

Regards,

Saliya

To quote yourself:

"well done".

You've contributed precisely nothing to this thread; well, apart from illustrating your own antipathy.

Just for clarification; I felt that a police officer suggesting that they couldn't do a search given 3 chars of a max-6 char numberplate was wrong.

I then proceeded to demonstrate how it could possibly have been done; and what do you know: within a reasonable timeframe, AND using public resources.

The fact that you have a problem with this says more about you than me.

Regards,

Saliya

WOW seriously i'm amazed.. i mean even i didnt have the time to do so much and u've done it...thanks heaps...how can i return this favour..??anything just lemme know..and btw the cop dealing my case is off on holidays since easter for 2 weeks...and no one else can followup my case..WTF right...

To quote yourself:

"well done".

You've contributed precisely nothing to this thread; well, apart from illustrating your own antipathy.

Just for clarification; I felt that a police officer suggesting that they couldn't do a search given 3 chars of a max-6 char numberplate was wrong.

I then proceeded to demonstrate how it could possibly have been done; and what do you know: within a reasonable timeframe, AND using public resources.

The fact that you have a problem with this says more about you than me.

Regards,

Saliya

i do not have a problem with anything if you read what i wrote and you cant understand when someone is giving you praise for something you have done thats not my problem...And no i dont have time or know how to search through hours of information on the net to find what you did.So stop trying to be an internet worrier

and trying to make something out of nothing

enjoy your day

i do not have a problem with anything if you read what i wrote and you cant understand when someone is giving you praise for something you have done thats not my problem...And no i dont have time or know how to search through hours of information on the net to find what you did.So stop trying to be an internet worrier

and trying to make something out of nothing

enjoy your day

Dude,

if I read you wrong I'm sorry; sounded to me like a critical, sarcastic comment made by a person that had otherwise contributed nothing else.

I made the effort because I was interested to see whether it could be done; hopefully it helped a fellow SAUer out.

Cheers,

Saliya

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