Searching a state by VIN

[Steve009]

I’ve been on the trail of my fathers old 71 demon for quite some time. I’m in Canada but I have a feeling the car may have gone to the US or at least out of my province (Ontario). In Ontario we can get what is called a “buyers package” if we have the vin number which shows all the registered owners over time. Does this exist in the US on a federal or state level? Is there somewhere I can pay to do a vin search to find a car and it’s owner?

 

[1STMP]

Being down the same road as you, there isn't
much you can discover on a vehicle prior to
1981 and the 17 digit vin number
standardization.
The following link explains this in detail.

12 Surprising Facts About VINs, VIN Decoding and Vehicle Data

VIN numbers are more than a random string of 17 digits. They are quite complex. Here are some interesting facts about VINs, VIN decoding, and vehicle data.

vin.dataonesoftware.com

 

[Xp29h]

I’ve been on the trail of my fathers old 71 demon for quite some time. I’m in Canada but I have a feeling the car may have gone to the US or at least out of my province (Ontario). In Ontario we can get what is called a “buyers package” if we have the vin number which shows all the registered owners over time. Does this exist in the US on a federal or state level? Is there somewhere I can pay to do a vin search to find a car and it’s owner?

Long shot but a little info here on demons..

The 1970 Hamtramck Registry 1971 Demon Photos - Page 1

you may have already tried just a regular search through as many search engines as you can find.
also, in the USA, some private investigators have access to dmv records and may be able to assist. For a fee of course.. good luck!

 

[Steve009]

Seems Ontario is the only province/state that gives up this kind of info if the car is still around. I’ll keep posting around social media every so often to see what pops up.

Long shot but a little info here on demons..

The 1970 Hamtramck Registry 1971 Demon Photos - Page 1

you may have already tried just a regular search through as many search engines as you can find.
also, in the USA, some private investigators have access to dmv records and may be able to assist. For a fee of course.. good luck!