DCMC
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Empty house no, keys in it no gas tank.
Then my brother showed me this
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Nice!!!
More pictures please!
Nice!!!
More pictures please!
DCMC
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The house is empty with no furniture and car cover attached. Only examine so far here in Western NJ, I don't want to ruffle any feathers.
DCMC
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Someone put the cover on it this week, a old person may have moved out and the family might be clearing out the old things.
SportFury70
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Looks like a nice Imperial.My advice is, go by the house another time. If someone is out there, stop and ask them about the car. If no one there, repeat going by. Still no one, repeat.
Triple Pickle
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Leave a note.
Fratzog
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Go to town hall and check title on the property to get a name.
SportFury70
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Or just do what he said. My suggestion is kinda stupid anyway.
Triple Pickle
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No,sir. You’re suggestion is in no way stupid. Direct contact is probably the best way.
Google the municipality/county tax appraisal district's website. Do an address search. Should pull up the current taxing information and ownership w/contact info. If the house is still in the car owner's name, at least you have a name to do a name search via a website for such. Should pull up any relatives, sometimes. Like offspring, siblings, etc. Then proceed as desired, respectfully.
Only thing is that if you're just looking, they might get paranoid and get rid of the car to another location. OR you might assist in trying to sell it, if that's where they're headed.
Just some thoughts,
CBODY67
Samplingman
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“Empty house no, keys in it no gas tank.”
There is a key right in the ignition.
There is a key right in the ignition.
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Waiting for a car transport to pick it up and scheduled to do so when nobody could be there? Although they could’ve hidden the keys wherever the key for the cover was stashed.
AAARRRGGGHHHH. '61 2DOOR, MY ALL TIME FAVE IMP. I KNEW WHEN WE BOUGHT THIS PLACE THE DRIVEWAY WAZ TOO SHORT AND THE GARAGE TOO DAM SMALL, WHIMPER
'62[/YEAH YEAH YEAH, O.K. YER RITE. NOW YOU KNOW HOW EXCITED I WAZ WHEN I SAW THE PIX
That looks like a really fine example of a two door 1962 Imperial. It looks so good inside, I would bet it is very low mileage. That would be a beautiful keeper for someone who persists respectfully. With so much chrome on those cars, I think white looks good on them and the blue interior looks mint. Wow.
But no power vent windows!! 
On the other hand, it looks like it might have a/c - hard to tell for sure.
On the other hand, it looks like it might have a/c - hard to tell for sure.
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