Another New SSP Guy ....

[ImEvil1]

Hector,

You can't always go by the DSO with these cars. A few members here have documented, state agency cars with DSO codes from another state altogether.

[FlyinTiger]

New Orleans PD had DSO's of 23, so it could be from anywhere south central.

[ssp91ssp]

Thanks , FlyinTiger ...

So far all my info leads to Memphis Arkansas ???
Called there and emailed and got 0 info !!! kinda sad as i see no one else on this site with a possible AR car ....?

My kids and i figured that finding history info would be FUN but i guess NOT!

have you guys had good luck with a title search ??? what is the cost ?
would this search include a copy of the first title ?

thanks
ssp91ssp
hector

[FlyinTiger]

Title searches can be helpful in some states. It depends on the length of time records are kept in that state. Definitely give it a try.

There are still states out there that SSP's have not turned up in private hands. It was only about a month or so ago that a Louisiana SSP showed itself on a SSP related site, and there were 34 originally. Much more than three. Some states are like finding a needle in a haystack. The search for more information may be difficult, but fun for those owners.

[MOstang]

I haven't had to do a title search myself. Donny's advice to give it a try sounds pretty good to me, especially given the road block you've hit. It can't hurt, anyway. If you do it will be interesting to see what you learn.

[ssp91ssp]

Thanks guys !!
I will inquire in the morning . Title search.
forgot to ask... how long does it take to get title info back ? usually?


ssp91ssp
hector

[stadair]

Originally Posted by ssp91ssp

Thanks guys !!
I will inquire in the morning . Title search.
forgot to ask... how long does it take to get title info back ? usually?


ssp91ssp
hector

I did a title search for my CHP car. It took about three weeks and, if I remember correctly, $7 or something. It showed me the owner whom I bought the car from and the one before him. With the other guys name, I tried to track him down, but no luck. Too much time had passed and his name was too common.