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StockStar 02-20-2010 07:17 PM

Vin History advice
 
A buddy of mine is look at the hummer in question, but the vin info appear to be a little vague. It appears that the previous owners registered the truck and nothing else. Also, the gap in reported mileage got my attention. Take a look. Should he be concerned?

H2 2005 with 52,xxx miles
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1st 2004. Owner length of ownership 1yr 6mo. Last reported odo 8520miles

2nd 2006. Owner length of ownership 3yr 7mo. No mileage reported

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12/92004 8miles California Title issued

6/06/2006 no miles reported titled issued

6/13/2006 8520miles For Sale

7/17/206 no miles reported titled issued or updated New owner report

8/31/2007 no miles reported registration issued or renewed

10/30/2008 no miles reported registered issued renewed

9/30/2009 no miles reported registration issued or renewed

HummerMann 02-20-2010 09:06 PM

Re: Vin History advice
 
Looks like a normal history to me. Not all states require mileage reporting when license renewal time comes around - mine is one of them. As for accident history on a CARFAX, a vehicle can have an accident and still not have it turn up on CARFAX. My daughter's Olds is a case in point, where she was sideswiped and two years later the repairs never showed up. You can't beat having a mechanic inspect it and looking it over very closely yourself.

porschett 02-21-2010 01:40 PM

Re: Vin History advice
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by HummerMann
Looks like a normal history to me. Not all states require mileage reporting when license renewal time comes around - mine is one of them. As for accident history on a CARFAX, a vehicle can have an accident and still not have it turn up on CARFAX. My daughter's Olds is a case in point, where she was sideswiped and two years later the repairs never showed up. You can't beat having a mechanic inspect it and looking it over very closely yourself.


I agree, you gotta dig and have a mechanic check it out. I once found a Porsche that was being sold by a lot with a questionable past. Car was perfect. but 7 years of it's history was missing. After finding a receipt for some work and contacting the shop, I found out the car sat in a barn for 7 years!

StockStar 02-21-2010 04:46 PM

Re: Vin History advice
 
OK.. we just found it weird that no service or warrany work of any kind showed up. The truck is nice with the exception of the rust on the frame.


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