Thread: Stolen 1970 cuda found after 14 years but will it be returned???

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Very frustrating! The guy who has it obviously knows it's stolen or he would have provided documentation, and had it legally registered. It would appear that he has deep pockets by the looks of his estate and company. I think a better approach would be to challenge his claim to the stolen vehicle and threaten to have his contractor's license revoked for the possession of stolen property/ethical practices. Charlie make a great point here that if they had it insured and received a payoff from the insurance company, then the car is the insurance company's property. Maybe having the deep pockets of the insurance company pursue the legal battle would be the way to go.

Originally Posted by stovens

Very frustrating! The guy who has it obviously knows it's stolen or he would have provided documentation, and had it legally registered. It would appear that he has deep pockets by the looks of his estate and company. I think a better approach would be to challenge his claim to the stolen vehicle and threaten to have his contractor's license revoked for the possession of stolen property/ethical practices. Charlie make a great point here that if they had it insured and received a payoff from the insurance company, then the car is the insurance company's property. Maybe having the deep pockets of the insurance company pursue the legal battle would be the way to go.

Yup,,don't know how it all works up there,,but here,,if it was stolen,,and the insurance company paid out,,it's no longer their car,,but the insurance company's car..in fact,,they would have no claim to it any more..