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Oga mi Spyda, This is a very very complicated case in the sense that your evidence and proof of ownership can not be substantiated anywhere. But i strongly believe one thing, if you start an investigation, the current owner will have to trace the lines through which the car got to him. My opinion on the legal side will not really be strong since i am car dealer not a lawyer. But in the event you need to pursue this case further, please get a Lawyer; they are the best persons to deal with the police and compel them to treat this case. The higher the Lawyer's profile is, the better. But then, cost wise, can you pursue it? Also bear in mind that there could be backlash from the primary culprits, so be more on your guards. On the VIN thing, your car was made either in Europe or Dubai or the SA plant of Nissan; any of the three but the Europe plant is more like it. Hence, i believe there must be an identification pattern for cars manufactured in Europe. If this was assembled in USA or Canada, i am dead sure you will find a strong record linking you with ownership of the car. Even if it was 're-vinned' like Fhemmy said, there will be records with all the DMV offices through which its titles had been updated. That said, the main problem with Europe assembled cars especially with cars the age of this one in question is that you just get a car sticker with the car details on ONE SPOT or at most three. Unlike American cars, where the VIN numbers are etched all over the frame of the vehicle. The engine whether Europe or US could easily changed to another even if not, it is possible to erase the engine number on an engine block; dem dey do am for Coal Camp self. . . . . .so that's not your best bet. So with your question, can VIN be swapped or erased? Yes, and very possible in cases where the etching was only in limited spots on the car frame. Where this not to be so, it will be so hard for them find all the spots where the VINs where etched. But can your prove your case? I think it is possible but to be on a safe side, keep your chances at 50-50. What i will suggest is, google this car type and make and do a thorough research. Possibly, join a forum of people with similar car and get a more than indepth knowledge of the car. This is to help you find possible hidden locations where the VIN number could have been written but not easily accessible for it to be changed. It could help you understand the car better and prepare you better for possible appearance in court. If you can, approach Nissan, to see if there is any service they render in terms of tracing car history within their data base. This will help you find out if your was right or wrong. A possible scenario that i am assuming is such that; the VIN currently on the vehicle will be that of another Nissan bluebird. Hence, you will also need to prove that the current sticker on that car isn't for the car but was stamped on it to effect a seamless deal with subsequent buyers. So be on the look out for that. Another set of people to involve is Customs. They should tell us how the car came into the country. It should provide some direct evidence. Also check with the Motor Vehicle Administration agency in the state the car was registered in. Check the two VINs and i am dead sure some records will come up. Try these few ideas and let's see what comes of it. |
Omo, this na real gist.........subscribing. |
Ferguson sure knows how to rile person up. We go see sha |
Nightshift is sending me down memory lane!!! Days when we trooped tow atch high school sports. Unfortunately some of us went to "Ajebo" school hence weren't really allowed to indulge that much in sports. But i can recall all these names. Please give full credit to Nike Grammar School for discovering the talent that was Jay Jay Okocha i think that was were he was discovered for the Eagles. |
I am surprised that no one is here with jubilation on the return of our action Governor; Sullivan Chime!! Those in the know, please update us on the mood in the state |
Go to the Ojuelegba spare parts market. They sell all American car parts |
Daddy TA congrats!! I guess the win summed it all up for u. Hope mum and Child are good? |
Still up for grabs |
The car known as Audi Tiger Face is the 1993-1995 Audi 80 Pls guys be guided |
Still up for sale! |
I have also been checking the possibility of getting a car from Deutchland |
Sam Milla: I can give you people one secret why Enugu is moving forward so fast.Is this guy related in any way to Ogbuagu Anikwe? Former SSA Media to Barth Nnaji? |
Just 2.8m sir |
Located in a serene area of Festac 2 bedroom flat (extended) with basic conveniences Water runs in the compound. Unit in a very decent condition. Last tenant kept it well. Won't last long. Rent: 450k (1 year) Call 07031896630 |
Still Up for sale. |
Brand new day. . . .day by day, new mercies we see |
Ikenna351: Isiakpu.Nice one. . . . . small world, My maternal home is just the next compound after the community bank(Ngene oka junction) One of the two brick houses still standing till date. . . . .my maternal grand parents is at Arah. |
Ikenna351: 5. Mom is from Nise. So, I drove to the Nise to visit my mom's siblings (Uncles & Aunties) that came home for the Xmas Holiday too.What village in Nise? My mum is from Ngodo. . . . . |
New approaches, different result, this unit must go |
Have a fulfilled day! |
2009: A year of commitment! Our commitment to quality, openness and high integrity |
Still Up for grabs |
We remain firmly committed to the values that saw us through 2012 and more. . . . |
lukman22: please i just needed some insight into the maintenance and spares availability of volks,passat 2.0T ( 2007 MODEL)in Nigeria.i recently ordered for a camry muscle (2007 model) from United state America.but unfortunatly the guy over there called and told me that he could not get a decent and non accidented one.he suggested of buying passaat 2.0T in place of camry.though, i like the passat,but my main concine is that the car is not that common in Nigeria which means that the availability of sparfe parts and maintenance will be hard to get.please i need you guys opinion on this issues.thanks[color=#550000]Per your question, i don't believe there is a you can't drive in Nigeria. With current globalization trends, you can get any part you want with the click of a mouse. What should be primary for you should be how to get a good auto technician to manage your unit. Yes, the parts are available and are easy to come by. Go to the VAG spare parts market at Iyana Itire. |
[size=28pt]HAPPY NEW YEAR TO MY ESTEEMED CLIENTS[/size] |
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Wishing you fellow Mancunians A wonderful, meery xmas. . . .may the birth of our Lord bring us good tidings in our various endeavors. And may more victories comes our way. . . .MERRY XMAS!!! |
We wish our numerous customers, callers, intending buyers, past buyers and future buyers ![]() A MERRY XMAS AND A PROSPEROUS 2013 |
Pls mod, do the needful this is not an advert page. . . .kindly relocate of delete |
I really don't know what else to build relationships on. . . .every other thing dies off Only true friendship, committed friendship can keep you going. |
[size=15pt]. . . . . .the end of a race is the beginning of a new one[/size] ![]() |
sonety2k: Chief Emperoh complement of the Season and wishing you Happy SalesNa una we dey come market for. . . . .come buy nah ![]() How's life? Hope you are following my blog? |
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2009: A year of commitment! Our commitment to quality, openness and high integrity