Possibly found my dads old cuda

[Plumcrazy72]

My dad ordered  a brand new 1974 cuda for himself then felt the need to sell it when he and my mom started having kids. He sold it to one of his friends who then sold it and the car vanished. Well we have possibly tracked it down, as far as registry goes. Its still with the 3rd owner. This is where I need the help from the car community, does anyone out there know a Fred O'Connor from Grand Bend, Ontario? If anyone does, can you let me know.

Thanks in advanced 

Adam

[anlauto]

You should reach out to WOMO Dave Wheeler ...The Western Ontario Mopar Owners club have been around for years...they might know him.
I only found this Facebook Link https://www.facebook.com/groups/178676738923181/

[Plumcrazy72]

You should reach out to WOMO Dave Wheeler ...The Western Ontario Mopar Owners club have been around for years...they might know him.
I only found this Facebook Link https://www.facebook.com/groups/178676738923181/

Thanks for the info.

I will contact him, well I'll have to get someone with facebook to contact him.

[PLY474]

@Plumcrazy72 

GIS (Geographic Information System) mapping websites are helpful if they are available in Canada.  Every county in the USA, that I'm aware of, has them.  I use them for property buying searches.  I recently used one in Vermont to help my mother sell some remote property.  I was able to identify all the surrounding property owners, get their mailing addresses, and mail them a letter of the land sale.  Anyway, they can be used in reverse to look up a land owner's name then get their mailing address.  As an example, our local GIS is here: https://www.acimap.us/

Did your father have the foresight to get a 360 during the 70's gas crunch?   Any pictures? 

[anlauto]

The OCC car club would be another one to reach out too. The guys that run Moparfest.

[Plumcrazy72]

@Plumcrazy72 

GIS (Geographic Information System) mapping websites are helpful if they are available in Canada.  Every county in the USA, that I'm aware of, has them.  I use them for property buying searches.  I recently used one in Vermont to help my mother sell some remote property.  I was able to identify all the surrounding property owners, get their mailing addresses, and mail them a letter of the land sale.  Anyway, they can be used in reverse to look up a land owner's name then get their mailing address.  As an example, our local GIS is here: https://www.acimap.us/

Did your father have the foresight to get a 360 during the 70's gas crunch?   Any pictures?

@PLY474

Yes we do have GIS in Canada, my wife is a building inspector and uses it all the time. She doesn't have access to that area but I could reach out, never thought of that. B

He did get the 340.

[PLY474]

  Sweet.  Keep us updated.  Treasure hunts are fun. 

[anlauto]

If it's a 74, then he didn't get the 340, but possibly a 360 or the 318.....love the "day two" look

[Plumcrazy72]

If it's a 74, then he didn't get the 340, but possibly a 360 or the 318.....love the "day two" look

Ya not sure why I put 340, fat fingers or la la land while typing. It's the 360

[blown motor]

Adam, that's fantastic!! I have Dave Wheeler's email address. I'll text it to you.

[Plumcrazy72]

Adam, that's fantastic!! I have Dave Wheeler's email address. I'll text it to you.

Dave doesn't know him or the car.

[anlauto]

Adam, that's fantastic!! I have Dave Wheeler's email address. I'll text it to you.

Dave doesn't know him or the car.

Oh well, that's only one strike  Maybe try an ad on KiJiJi 

[Brads70]

Maybe try posting in this group on facebook?  They always have interesting stuff to look at.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1332020893818569

[Swaplot]

Now that's an exciting little adventure you've got yourself there. Best of luck in finding it.

[blown motor]

@Plumcrazy72  There's a Facebook page called Lost Muscle Cars. Maybe try posting there.