[Captain Peter Blood]

Did they sell it to a chop shop? What a waste, they can’t sell it anywhere and if they do the new owner can’t get tags unless they somehow put a new VIN number on it.

[TexasGator]

“Did they sell it to a chop shop? What a waste, they can’t sell it anywhere and if they do the new owner can’t get tags unless they somehow put a new VIN number on it.”

Probably sold to an overseas buyer.

[mac_truck]

What a waste, they can’t sell it anywhere and if they do the new owner can’t get tags unless they somehow put a new VIN number on it.

Oakland is famous for its street takeovers and sideshows, that might be where his car winds up. 😬

If he was targeted by professionals though, chances are it will be shipped to Mexico or sold somewhere else overseas.

[dragnet2]

they can’t sell it anywhere and if they do the new owner can’t get tags unless they somehow put a new VIN number on it.

Sure they can. Most rare high end vehicles are put on boats and shipped overseas, never to be seen again. Happens all the time.

[Scrambler Bob]

Ship it overseas.

Can’t sell it in the states, for anything near its value. Car buyers are aware.

Parting it out is chickenfeed return.