[Dr. Sivana]

A ‘65, and they don’t know how to roll the odometer? Or drive it 44,000 more miles?

[WKUHilltopper]

“...civil asset forfeiture...”

More proof there is no Constitution.

[Hot Tabasco]

the department sold the vehicle for $1,500 —

For a '65 Nova? Somebody got a real good deal I think......

[MichaelCorleone]

-—...questionable use of the civil forfeiture statute...-—

Think it’s bad now? If Hillary gets in it’s going to be: ‘all your assets are belong to us’.

[HartleyMBaldwin]

56,000 miles is a lot of time on the road. In very rough figures, let’s say 1,000 hours, or about 3 hours every single day. I’d think people around there would have noticed, since you don’t see a 1965 Nova all that often.

[Byron_the_Aussie]

.. 56,000 miles were added to the odometer of a classic muscle car that it seized and held for over a year ..

Pigeon pucks. This story's got more holes than a set of honeycomb wheels.

[RegulatorCountry]

You’ve just got to love the sheriff’s defense. It didn’t happen, and besides I wasn’t responsible.

[Raycpa]

So the seller was too lazy to check mileage and made up a figure on the high side.

[moovova]

“...although it was missing seats that were being reupholstered when the department seized the car.”

What’d the sheriff sit on? A 5-gallon plastic bucket?

Besides, a four-door “muscle car” (missing the seats)?

Nah.... they can keep it.

[Moltke]

“based on inaccurate factual representations, including the false premise that the 1965 Chevrolet Nova seized by the Saginaw County Sheriff’s Department was subsequently operated by the Saginaw County Sheriff’s Department.”

Not the Sheriff's Department; "just a lot of private joyrides by the guys," he failed to add.