Subject	Yeah, it is scary, they do have to provide proof of
Posted by	rufflez on May 14, 2005 at 11:27 PM
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In Reply To	I have heard the theory of getting it done by vin. posted by Ghozt on May 14, 2005 at 10:22 PM
Message	ownership, unless theres an inside job. I know I could just go to my dealer and give the lady in the parts department my vin and she'll have em cut for me. I know her well. So, technically, I could probably steal a car without her realizing it. Don't worry, I wont come after your cars. They are safe, just explaining how it could be done without proof of ownership. speaking of which, I need a Nissan key... Now whos car do I want it to open.... Funny thing is my girlfriend says I'm too fast. Go figure ~jonnyz (DC)
Follow Ups	Lost my keys...yay - College Boy 22:11:52 05/14/05 bring the title... - tyler@boostpro.net 22:19:35 05/14/05 Yes, as long as you can prove that you own the car, - I am Z-ing Double 22:21:17 05/14/05 I have heard the theory of getting it done by vin. - Ghozt 22:22:05 05/14/05 Yeah, it is scary, they do have to provide proof of - rufflez 23:27:21 05/14/05 You may have a problem getting it from the dealer - Spddracer 22:27:46 05/14/05 pre 94 are not on record. - SuparexTT 22:59:27 05/14/05 Well I've had a few made for Acuras, Hondas, and even Nissan - Scott_Kane 23:04:01 05/14/05 Not so easy for those of us with VIN-etched windows. (n/m) - just4kinks 23:48:41 05/14/05 Yup. Only 6 visible spots to cover. lol (n/m) - ENVYMYZ 11:55:33 05/15/05 If going to the dealer w/ the VIN doesn't work, a locksmith - boileralum 10:05:19 05/15/05 That would be alot of work. If ignition has never been - CowBoy -- $$$ PiTT 16:18:02 05/15/05 You'll have to remove it to replace all the locks anyway... (n/m) - boileralum 16:32:42 05/15/05
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