Anyone know of a Repo Guy/Gal in San Diego? If you know someone please contact me asap...
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Repo guy/gal
- Thread starter wickedstangs
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beejay31000
BULLWINKLE
ooooh. what happened??
buddy of mine in Texas is a VP for a bank. Some guy bought a car in Texas and now lives in San Diego and they are looking for a local Repo Company to hire..
Roushed2
302 Motorsports
call a local used car company they should tell ou who there repo man is
ask for the finance manager or the gm
ask for the finance manager or the gm
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pouya
Guest
um il do the job lol il drive his car to texas lol
Nope that is one I dont know of in the area.....
Dont you work for SOCOM? I would think they could take care of it for you.......
Dont you work for SOCOM? I would think they could take care of it for you.......
funny thing is I have all the guys info and the bank is willing to send me keys, If I want to take the job
Not sure stealing cars is my specialties
Not sure stealing cars is my specialties
02gt
Well-Known Member
call the people on trutv 'operation repo'
How much will they donate to wickedstangs if we do the job?
dope3
Well-Known Member
there we go good one
maverick169v
WS Posting God
no ****, i would do it. show up late at night, start it and leave, wahts the big deal?
sdsubzero4
Spring Valley, CA
funny thing is I have all the guys info and the bank is willing to send me keys, If I want to take the job
What area of town is it in?
I'm not sure, but I think you need a license to do repo work. I could be wrong though.
Tommy
New Member
No license needed, just proof of employment with a repo company that is bonded and insured. Usually orders for repo is enough should law enforcement need to become involved. An indivual can repo for someone or a company as long as written permission from the legal owner/lien holder is evident.
Xodus989
Well-Known Member
My older brother does Repo in Vegas... Doesn't help too much here I guess though...
sdsubzero4
Spring Valley, CA
Thanks for the info, Tom.
GT400SC
PM for Decals
Depends on what kind of car is being repo'ed. I wouldn't hang my ass out on the line for a 93 Cavalier, but I would for a Termy or a KR.
eleetryder
Leet WS Member
so true!
I dont know a SoCal repo man but I can tell you that it is not as easy as walking up w/ the keys and starting it. I knew I guy that repo'd cars in Detroit (not that SD is as dangerous as D-town but, you never know how crazy the owner is). Anyway he and his partner were taking a car one night and the owner came running out with a tire iron, chased them down before they could hit the gas he was on the back of their truck and threw the 4 way through the back window hitting his partner in the head. I dont remeber how bad the damage was but I know he had to get stitches in his head. Not to mention they have been shot at a few times. Their truck is cool though... It appears to be a regular pickup truck from the out side but with the press of a button a tow boom pops out from the bed and the tail gate drops so they can hook up and haul ass before the owners know what hit em...
LaughingGT
Well-Known Member
hopefully its not in a garage hahaha
LaughingGT
Well-Known Member
but if i was there i would do it in a heart beat as long as i had the keys and a destination to drop it off at