Loadstar
Platinum Member
It's not as cut and dry always as one would think. A good friend of mine had a fourwheeler stolen. Years later it was found in the northern part of the state by DNR. Just go get it right well not so fast. It's new owners had a bill of sale and even though he had a title, he paid his fourwheelers new owners $2k. It is what judge decided, he either didn't get it back or bought it back. I had never heard of something so ignorant but whether you believe it or not... It happened. Sad thing is I always run numbers and title and register stuff to check if it's stolen, but I aint forgetting a bill of sale either. Good luck op. I think if someone has stolen property like that they need to go to jail whether they know it was stolen or not. If they don't know it was stolen it's because they didn't check.