Has anyone tried this company? For finding your old car.

[BB1]

http://www.abika.com/Reports/VehicleDrivingRecords.htm

http://www.abika.com/Reports/vehicleownership.htm

To locate any info on your long lost car, click the 2nd one.

The cost is from $10. to $50. and if they don't find it then you don't pay anything or just $10 bucks.

[bull]

http://www.abika.com/Reports/VehicleDrivingRecords.htm

http://www.abika.com/Reports/vehicleownership.htm

To locate any info on your long lost car, click the 2nd one.

The cost is from $10. to $50. and if they don't find it then you don't pay anything or just $10 bucks.

I bet they would sooner charge $10 rather than nothing. I use less orthodox and free methods to find my old cars.

[BB1]

I know, but I'm lazy. 

[dodge freak]

Well then go for it , not that much cash .Good Luck hope you find it .

Maybe I am nuts but what so special about that car ? Its not like a person , just find a car like you had and change a few things to make it just like the one you had. Metal is metal, its not like its going to remember you.

[Drache]

Well then go for it , not that much cash .Good Luck hope you find it .

Maybe I am nuts but what so special about that car ? Its not like a person , just find a car like you had and change a few things to make it just like the one you had. Metal is metal, its not like its going to remember you.

I think it has something to do with the good memories.... 

[cool440]

I think it has something to do with the good memories.... 

I agree with Drache.

My first car was a 69 Charger R/T 4 speed and would love to have it again....AH! the memories.

The Drag races.
The Girls.
THe questionably illegal activities.

Something very cool about being back in that ride.

Michael

[4402tuff4u]

Law enforcement connections help too!

[tan top]

looks promising , doesn't seam alot , when you consider is could reunite you with your old ride ,or see if it is still alive , and find your chargers previous owners .

[BB1]

I'm just looking, no harm in that.

A piece of metal it is; more interesting is as a 16 year old going on 17, I told my mother to buy it and she did.
I scrubbed a lot of floors and windows to pay her back the $500 dollars it cost her.

That Charger was my first car; you only get one. I was never a high school jock, just an auto shop rat.
A teenagers car is a big part of who they are, for them it is more than metal. I think we all want what we had as a younger person, when things where simple and all you cared about is when the next cruse, or drag race is.

I'm a sucker for old days, just sitting in a Charger would take my mind back 23 years. So that's what it is to me... a time machine. BIG memories. 

[Charger_Fan]

I'm a sucker for old days, just sitting in a Charger would take my mind back 23 years. So that's what it is to me... a time machine. BIG memories. 

I have the same afflction, I'm just damned glad I never sold my first ride.