honmusa:

Vehicle information for JN10WYU11U0063988
Manufacturer :NISSAN
Model :BLUEBIRD
Chassis type :WAGON
Country of Assembly :JAPAN
Transmission type :MANUAL
Line :SLX/SGL


Case closed

honmusa: [color=#990000]Vehicle information for JN10FPN13U0203790
Manufacturer: NISSAN
Model :SUNNY
Chassis type: HATCHBACK 5D
Country of Assembly: JAPAN
Transmission type :MANUAL
Line: LX

Truckpusher: Continue hitting on my handle because you're too blind to see that my newest truck is far way better than that molue he's calling a car

ckenneths:
No jokes, Honmusa, are you sure of this? Please?

Emperoh:

So which one is on the car as we speak?

ckenneths:




No jokes, Honmusa, are you sure of this? Please?

ckenneths:

The one in the car presently is the one tht ends with "790", and if it should be a Nissan Sunny Hatchback, it means it was my car and the plate was switched!
The car is a Nissan Bluebird so why a Sunny VIN on it
?

InvertedHammer:
JN10FPN13U0203790

Invalid Vin#

Igwe.:
Hello, you can still confirm if his own chassis number is real or fake by running a check on it, there's possibility that the combination is violated or it's for another car with different spec.
Goodluck!

kpencheruwe:

this is my findings
manufacturer nissan
country. Japan
body unrecognised
model. type unrecognised
model year unrecognised

honmusa:



Help yourself http://www.autodna.pl

davechika:

many thanks honmusa.

honmusa:



Help yourself http://www.autodna.pl

fbook: This is an interesting story. Keep us updated but don't fail to watch your back. The thief may likely become desperate and it could get dirty. All the best.

fbook: This is an interesting story. Keep us updated but don't fail to watch your back. The thief may likely become desperate and it could get dirty. All the best.

ckenneths:

Thank you, some of my friends both online and around me wants me to drop the case and move on. But this man can turn the case around and acuse me of character assassination and defamation of character. He still does not know he was conned when he bought this car.

ckenneths:

Thank you, some of my friends both online and around me wants me to drop the case and move on. But this man can turn the case around and acuse me of character assassination and defamation of character. He still does not know he was conned when he bought this car.

Igwe.:

in that case, engage the man in a meaningful dialogue, show him the proof, promise not to pursue the case any further.
Buy him some drinks, you could be lucky to get him reveal the culprit (the seller) to you.
which ever way, tread with caution!

Fhemmmy:

Sounds good but then dangerous, how do we know that he is not aware of the ride being stolen, and once he is aware that the culprit are about to be arrested, and he could be exposed as well, he will employ any means to make sure Chief Spyder do not make it happen . . . I will advice that he allow the law to take care of the rest once he is done with his investigations

Igwe.:

Ok ooh, then he has a big task of proving how VIN, Autocheck and Carfax work, to all of the parties involved

Fhemmmy:

I think if he could convince the police and buy them 1 keg of Palmy . . . They will be in his corner and with all the facts, some people will take some nice quarters in cell, but once all is done, what happened to the ride, is Chief Spyder willing to fix the ride and drive or sell the ride, cos i am sure relatives and friends of the thieves will be watching.
I just think this is all a web that care must be taken in a jungle

Emperoh:

I doubt if Syder's intention is to repair and use this car.
In truth, unmasking the fella's behind this dastardly act is more important than any repair on the work
else, i suggest he goes to rest. Cos the money he spend prosecuting this issue add it to the cost of fixing and you will realize that
it will buy a new car.

stagger: OP is about to go headlong against a car snatching syndicate. I would advise him to think twice about what he is getting into before he crosses the Rubicon. Many of these bad guys have police collaborators. I even know of a soldier who was arming robbers in Kaduna before he was caught years ago. Then of course how can those of us who were alive then forget ASP George Iyamu and his connection with Lawrence Anini's gang in the mid 80s?

My advice: let it go, especially if you are a family man. Some things are just not worth the trouble!

But if you must go on with it, forget the police. Raise a team to track these guys and waste them all one by one.