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Can I register a vehicle that has no green book but forfeiture paperwork in Thailand?

August 19, 2021

3 years ago

Garrett ***********

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Vehicle buying question:

A Vehicle that was pawned or used as collateral which was subsequently forfeited and now being sold, does not have a greenbook but does that the forfeiture paperwork from a registered pawn company: is this Vehicle able to be registered? Has anyone bought one of these?

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