Originally Posted by
importguy1208
We have been in contact with both the finance company and the recovery agency that they finance company hired. Basically the finance company wants the car back and has had us provide them with what documentation we have.
Once they verify everything that we say was done actually was done, the finance company will write a check, the recovery company will pick the check up, bring it to us, allow us to verify funds, and then we will release the car to the recovery company. At which time we can all go back to our normal lifes.
I (like much of the world) have been following this thread with interest on and off, and while I certainly agree with Mr. Dono is (being polite here) in need of some character growth -- something here strikes me as fishy.
I don't see how a finance company that is owed at most 5 or 6 grand for a car would write a 16 thousand dollar check to recover it -- especially on a custom car in today's economy where they could easily never recover their initial investment. The old adage that "it's always cheaper to buy someone else's restoration than to do it yourself" holds especially true these days.
There are three sides to every story...yours, his, and the truth. I wonder how divergent the truth is from the two sides presented so far.