Norwood Worker asking Yenko.net for help
 

Hey guys,

I know several of you are very skilled at tracking cars down especially when the VIN is known.

35 years ago a Norwood employee was talked into donating his 1968 Camaro 327/210-3 speed for a Plant charity raffle to help needy kids.

He always had remorse about it and has decided he would like to locate the car and try to buy it back.

What you will have is bragging rights if you find it. Please, lets try our best to help this man.

What is known:

Originally from the factory:
3 speed manual on the floor
DD Grotto blue
D-91 front decal White
VIN 124378N325294
Car is likely in Ohio.


As raffled off:

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Posting the VIN above is the best start so anyone Googling it lands here.
No hits as of now for the whole Vin or partials but this thread will become a Google result within a few hours.
Does Ohio Motor Vehicles offer anything for searches or are there any friends in law enforcement possibilities to see who the car's registered to now?
Best of luck to your friend also love to hear more including if he got the car new also anything of his time at Norwood.
:beers:
~ Pete

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VinAudit.com shows it has history on the car.

https://www.vinaudit.com/vin-search?vin=124378N325294

- Warren

Pete, is the license plate CEO 802....maybe CEQ 802?

Have you had any experience with this site? I searched my father's old AAR 'Cuda VIN and it states the history was found. If it's legitimate I would happily pay $10 to track it down however I don't want to waste money if it just gives me a VIN decoder or something.

Yes I have used it. Wont give you an address, but will give you the last year of registration, and State it is titled in. At least it gives you a starting point for a search. Haven't paid to use it in a few years.

- Warren

Its currently in Jackson county according to the Ohio BMV

https://services.dps.ohio.gov/BMVOnl...s/Search/Title

Boy that was fast!! You guys are the best.:flag:

Right next door to Chillicothe.

Yes.. we already have boots on the ground there beating the bushes to see who has the car.