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#113118 06/02/2004 7:24 AM
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I'm sure that title will get some interesting replies. I am trying to find out where to do a title search for my Canadian truck. All the title search companies I've tried do not go back this far. I am looking for any information I can get, original owners, place of sale.... What would be great is a copy of the original paperwork. Unfortunately the truck came with none. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. Is there a "Columbo" or "Sherlock Holmes" in the group? grin

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I am in the process of trying to trace the origins of my truck. I have, at least the last owner of my truck and I am closing on on the original owner. Try the DMV of the state where it may have been last titled. With the privacy laws these days, it is getting tougher to find out any information. Good luck!


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#113120 06/02/2004 2:38 PM
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58, you may already know about Gm Canada's Vintage Vehicule Services ?
Their info package will provide you with your truck's characteristics as it left the assembly line. I believe it includes the name of the dealership where it was originally delivered?


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#113121 06/02/2004 5:44 PM
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I picked up the Information Package from GM Canada for my truck about a year ago. It includes the trim and paint numbers, the body number, VIN number, production plant, production date, delivery date, engine number and the number of vehicles produced of a similar model. But it did not include the dealer's name. I found the information (both general information and information specific to my truck) to be very valuable. It is definatly worth the few dollars they charge for the service.

Hope this helps.

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To Whizzerick and Dunfire, THANKS!!!!!!! You two are a couple of super sleuths. Once again Stovebolters come through. Thanks for helping me out again, look forward to passing my rapidly growing knowledge down as time goes on. You guys are the best! Yahooo! Whizzerick, I saw a guy with a mostly complete Whizzer at a large local swap meet recently. If you want I can look out in the future and let you know of any I see. Let me know. Back to the garage
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