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+--- Thread: SE a car (/Thread-SE-a-car)
RE: SE a car - Xeronations - 12-06-2012
This would b extremely difficult to do. Even the best SErs on the planet (to my knowledge) have not SEd something so large.
RE: SE a car - Hardz - 12-08-2012
This would literally be near impossible to do. They wouldn't just say "Oh, sorry, we'll ship out a new car to you!".
RE: SE a car - Adorapuff - 12-09-2012
(12-08-2012, 05:22 PM)Hardz Wrote: This would literally be near impossible to do. They wouldn't just say "Oh, sorry, we'll ship out a new car to you!".I could just imagine the amazing conversation that might be.
RE: SE a car - Kolt1911 - 12-09-2012
I want to see someone to try to SE a car
RE: SE a car - Charon - 12-09-2012
I think it's pretty much impossible to do.
RE: SE a car - Bannedshee - 12-09-2012
LOL call them and be like... "Yeah uhh i found a potato with a chair in its pie eating a bag while standing on snow thats raining jews on a church that got bombed by a plane, in my trunk... So yeah can i get another one"
RE: SE a car - µsick - 12-17-2012
I'd probabably do this:
1. Buy new identity (I'm sure you can; criminals do it all the time)
2. Sign papers and everything checks out.
3. Call up manufacturer and say you went to a mechanic and they said that the pistons aren't aligned. They're rubbing against the walls can't drive it
4. ???
5. Profit
RE: SE a car - Nohbdy - 12-18-2012
With so much identifying information and meticulous record keeping in automobiles, I doubt it's possible.
On the other hand... parts enough to build one yourself wouldn't be impossible.
RE: SE a car - w00t - 12-18-2012
(12-17-2012, 10:41 PM)µsick Wrote: I'd probabably do this:
1. Buy new identity (I'm sure you can; criminals do it all the time)
2. Sign papers and everything checks out.
3. Call up manufacturer and say you went to a mechanic and they said that the pistons aren't aligned. They're rubbing against the walls can't drive it
4. ???
5. Profit
Trust me, buying a new ID isn't cheap enough for it to be worth a new car.
And, as mentioned, cars have a shitton of ID numbers as well.
RE: SE a car - Xeronations - 12-18-2012
(12-17-2012, 10:41 PM)µsick Wrote: I'd probabably do this:
1. Buy new identity (I'm sure you can; criminals do it all the time)
2. Sign papers and everything checks out.
3. Call up manufacturer and say you went to a mechanic and they said that the pistons aren't aligned. They're rubbing against the walls can't drive it
4. ???
5. Profit
Sounds simple enough, but there is a lot more to it than this.
Bottom line is, you probably shouldn't attempt to SE a car.
