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ANYONE KNOW THIS CAYENNE S

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Use www.ppsr.gov.au rather than anything

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make sure he uses www.ppsr.gov.au rather than anything with .com in the URL

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make sure he uses www.ppsr.gov.au rather than anything with .com in the URL

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

4.2 V8, auto/Tipper, my mate Rolfy got this CAYENNE S through an Auction site, it has had a ding in the front and it may have done a U boat impersonation at some stage. There was nothing at all with the car to cast any light of it's previous life. The distinctive stripes may jog someones memory, and the NURBURGRING badges also a bit different... I'd be surprised if someone hasn't seen this thing around. It's probably going to end up as a 4 WHEELER RAT ROD..... Thanks

POST 2Original post

Quotes source post: 246522

Wasn`t that the one that was stolen from a seedy brothel by a disgruntled crossdresser ?

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 246523

I did not steal it and I wasn't disgruntled.

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Quotes source post: 246543

Does that make you a gruntled cross dresser ? (not that there is anything wrong with that)

POST 7Original post

Is it on the "Write Off" register? May be able to track some history down through the VIN. Going for a swim is usually an insurance stocktake wrinkle.

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Quotes source post: 246712

Thanks ZELRIK,  believe it has been written off, but can be re registered after a diligent inspection, if that makes sense???? Thanks for that thought, I will get him to make a phone call to whoever it is that holds that information, I'm guessing VICROADS.. Then if it is VICROADS, I'm guessing they won't let much out,. (.but I'm being a bit cynical there) but worth a try.

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Suggest he searched the PPSR as I'm pretty sure this is where such stuff is recorded now, rather than state based...   make sure he uses www.ppsr.gov.au rather than anything with .com in the URL

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Quotes source post: 246718

Excellent....Thanks for that.

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