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"To help prevent innocent people from buying a stolen vehicle and to help recover stolen vehicles that may enter the commerce stream in the future, NICB today is activating the nation’s first Unrecovered Stolen Vehicle Database as a free service to the public.
Anyone anywhere can now run a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) through this database and determine if it has been reported stolen by one of NICB’s over 1000 member insurance companies.
To check a vehicle simply visit the NICB web site, www.nicb.org, and follow the on-screen directions for the VINCheck search feature which is located on the home page."
Very good site. I have used it in the past, when dealing with motor vehicles that have different engines in them. The NICB can research the unique serial number on some car parts, and tell you if the individual part is stolen.
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