Walking out to find that the windshield of your parked Bronco was hit with a rock, and is now cracked from top to bottom on the driver side.

Vandalism?

That DOES SUCK!!!

I don't know if there is a way to win this thread, but I might be a contender.



The '73 Baja was stolen in 2012. When I went to have the VIN inspection done today, Colorado State Patrol impounded it.

Wow, that sucks bad! What happens now?


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Un-F*^%ING BELIEVEABLE!!!!!!!!!!

I'm sorry Z!

Dude, seriously...That Sux, Sorry.

So assuming that the previous owner had insurance on it and was reimbursed by the insurance company will they have any claim to it after three or four years? What happens next ?

That was a mic drop on the thread for sure. Huge bummer is a complete understatement.

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You win (or lose) depending on how you look at it. So what next?

Wow, that sucks. I don't know what to say. I hope there is a legal means for you to get it back.

Oh crap what a shitter

I'll answer as best I can, based on what I was told by CSP.

The reporting party will be contacted to let them know the vehicle was recovered. They will determine if the vehicle is still considered stolen, or if conditions have changed since it was last reported in 2012. If they make a claim on the vehicle as the owners, it is their truck to take. Honestly, I think they will do so. The Bronco market being what it is, they would be foolish not to.

If it is determined that the vehicle was not stolen and maybe a misunderstanding took place, it will be released to whomever can prove ownership (bill of sale, title, etc.). That is, after they pay the storage fees ($30.00/day, starting today).

If the reporting party is unable to be contacted and no one shows up to claim ownership, it could be auctioned or sold off by either CSP or the towing company. When that could occur is unknown to me at the moment.

Do you have recourse again the seller?

Wow. Just, wow. You win.

Holy Fudge!!!!!

Holy crap dude! I'm so sorry to hear this, hopefully it'll be rectified in your favor!

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This is the worst news I've heard in a long time, sorry.

Wow! talk about worse case scenario and, with all you have done to save it. Really hope you can get a positive resolution.

If there is anything we can do on your behalf - let us know.

Man, that really does suck. Sorry for your luck.

Hopefully you have a bill of sale and can use that to pursue getting your money back from the seller.

And if all of the planets and stars align, you can buy it back from the owner or at auction.

Hoping for the best !

I don't want to hear anyone complaining about Colorado's vehicle inspections ever again.

Wow. That is on the ridiculous side of things!! One benefit of being in the Mil is being able to claim residence in any states you had duty in.

Sounds like they don't know what they are doing. Can't you just registration back in Colorado again?