DC's '85 Utah SSP resto thread

[ImEvil1]

That's a good starting point, with the second owner's title number on there. Most cars that came out of service have similar Carfax reports. On face value, it looks like your car was in-service from '85-'91.

[D_C]

Originally Posted by ImEvil1

That's a good starting point, with the second owner's title number on there. Most cars that came out of service have similar Carfax reports. On face value, it looks like your car was in-service from '85-'91.

Mike, what can I do with the other title number?

[predator20]

http://www.dmv.utah.gov/privacy.html
For use in research activities and for use in producing statistical reports, so long as the personal information is not published, re-disclosed or used to contact individuals.

[D_C]

Originally Posted by predator20

http://www.dmv.utah.gov/privacy.html
For use in research activities and for use in producing statistical reports, so long as the personal information is not published, re-disclosed or used to contact individuals.

Brian, that is awesome! Thank you! You guys are the best, thank you!

[predator20]

Originally Posted by D_C

Brian, that is awesome! Thank you!

That is what I did with my '86 FHP, found the owner who bought it at auction.

Utah does not mention anything about a cutoff on the years going back, it's worth a shot either way.

[D_C]

Also, I pulled the bottom back seat out and lifted the carpet this afternoon, and the little plastic "pouch" that I assume held the build sheet was empty. Oh well...

[ImEvil1]

Originally Posted by D_C

Also, I pulled the bottom back seat out and lifted the carpet this afternoon, and the little plastic "pouch" that I assume held the build sheet was empty. Oh well...

No pouches that I have ever seen. Have you checked behind the rear trim panels? (the ones on either side of the rear seat, with the built-in armrests) I have found 3 in cars, taped up on either side (driver or passenger, inside the trim).

Here is one from the buildsheet section on the site, still taped in place when I found it.

http://www.specialservicemustang.net...82chpbuild.jpg

[ImEvil1]

Like Matt suggested, you can try a title search. It depends on Utah's laws/policies for record storage/release of info, but you may be able to find the person who originally bought your car at auction, for research purposes, using that title number. Some states keep copies of the original titles on microfiche, and you also may be able to find the title number (or a copy) of the original title from UHP using that second title number.

EDIT. Brian beat me to it.