Help with a carfax?
I am trying to see what the mileage and damage history shows since the early 80's.
Thanks for your help.
The vin is
194370s414869
for example.. a 1973 fender bender will most likely not be in the database
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NICB's VINCheckSM is a service provided to the public to assist in determining if a vehicle has been reported as stolen, but not recovered, or has been reported as a salvage vehicle by cooperating NICB members. To perform a search a Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is required. A maximum of 5 VINCheck searches can be conducted within a 24 hour period.
Results for VIN: 194370S414869
VINCheck Theft Record
194370S414869 has not been identified as a vehicle listed in the VINCheck Theft Records.
VINCheck searches records which are updated regularly as additional information is reported.
VINCheck Salvage Record
Further information is available through Auto Check. 194370S414869 has not been identified as a vehicle listed in the VINCheck Total Loss Records.
VINCheck searches records which are updated regularly as additional information is reported.
The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) has access to a database of vehicles which were reported as stolen within the past five years and remain unrecovered or declared as salvage. This information is being made available, free of charge, as a public service to consumers.
This database contains a "salvage" file and an "insurance theft" file which is the information VINCheck searches during queries. The terms "total loss" and "salvage" are not synonymous in the insurance industry and that is important to understand when using VINCheck. Not all vehicles identified as a total loss will become salvage. A salvage determination is made by individual insurance companies based on individual company policies and applicable state law.
The NICB has not independently verified the information in the database and cannot, therefore, vouch for the accuracy of this information.
There are many other vehicles which have been reported as stolen which are not included in this database.
There are also many other vehicles which are total losses or salvage which are not included in this database.
It is possible that a vehicle was incorrectly reported as having been stolen, or was stolen and recovered, but has not removed from this database.
It is possible that a vehicle was incorrectly reported as salvage and has not been removed from this database.
It is also possible that there are vehicles with duplicate VINs and/or VINs incorrectly entered.
If a vehicle is reported in this database as having been stolen, but not recovered, you should verify with the NICB or your local law enforcement agency that a stolen vehicle report is active before taking any action regarding the vehicle.
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Last edited by GREGG-73; Aug 21, 2009 at 02:39 PM.












