86' GN is being sold by the Stearns County Sheriff's Department

[Texas Turbo T]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280718931313

Who had their car seized by the sheriff's dept?

[$1987 GN$]

Interesting.


AJ___

[SuperSix]

No gauges, looks bone stock inside. Has electronic climate control - cool.

[Texas Turbo T]

"Dear stearnscountym n,
 
 Photos of the engine, any rust in floor pan/doors.
 Thanks"
______________ ______________ ______________ ___________

Dear _______,

Photos of the engine are posted on the listing. There is some small rust spots on the lower parts of the doors.

stearnscountym n

[SuperSix]

Yep - they added engine pics.

I can't find ANY mods - looks like it still have the factory coil pack on it.

With the Eagle II's on it, maybe the previous owner wanted it to stay as close to stock as possible. Interior is damn clean for a 138k car.

[Texas Turbo T]

 "Hello,
 
 How did you come to have the car? Impound, Seized, Police use?
 
 How long have you had the car?
 
 Thanks!"

______________ ______________ ______________ ____

Reply:

"Dear, _________,

This is a DWI forfeitures

- stearnscountymn"

[SuperSix]

Wow. Never heard of losing a car for DWI. Unless it was used to haul drugs?

[gordyzx9r]

Thought it was odd too so I looked it up:

http://theduiprofessionals.com/dui-laws/

Minnesota DUI law also makes a way for drunk drivers to lose their cars.  This usually happens at the third offense, but under the wrong circumstances, even a first time offender may lose his or her car.  The police officer will immediately take the vehicle and the prosecuting attorney will notify the car

[SuperSix]

Wow. MADD took it up a notch.

No further comment from me...