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You've found it - The Lost Car Registry! If you're looking to find a car you wish you hadn't sold, you've come to the right place. We're a free, open forum dedicated to helping reunite people with a former beloved vehicle. While my personal interest is in reuniting musclecars of the '60s and '70s with former owners - owners who may have sold their cars prematurely and have since regretted it - this site is open to ANYONE interested in finding ANY former vehicle.
Surely you've heard someone say, "If only I hadn't sold that car! I wonder what ever happened to it?" or "I really miss my first car. I'd do anything to get it back. I wonder if it's even still out there." Perhaps you're the one who might have said it! If that sounds like you, take comfort, look around and start posting.
July 26, 2010
Earlier this year, The Lost Car Registry was able to help New York resident Guy Powell reconnect with the W-code 1967 Ford Fairlane he sold 40 years previously. Automotive journalist Jerry Heasley recently wrote about the find in the June 2010 issue of Modified Mustangs and Fords (see below). Special thanks to Cory Salter of Sleepy Hollow Kustoms in Bowman, ND, who first brought the car to my attention:
February 2, 2008
ABC's "Good Morning America" features a piece on The Lost Car Registry! And somebody get that guy in the photo a haircut! Click on the picture for a link to the video:
August 29, 2009
Papa John's pizza chain founder John Schnatter (pictured below) recently paid a $250,000 reward for the location of the 1971 Chevrolet Camaro he sold 25 years ago to start his now famous pizza chain - that's a whole lot of anchovies! Read all about the incredible story here.
Nothing comes between a woman and her beloved car - just ask Rachel Veitch. Veitch has owned her 1964 Mercury Comet since it was new, and that was 540,000 miles ago! Click on the picture below to see the story of a woman and her special Chariot. Thanks to Jon Mack for sending in this story.
January 28, 2008
The Lost Car Registry has been all over the media lately - from print to radio, and more to come. Visit the News page for all the latest updates.
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