Public Notice for Unclaimed Vehicles in Columbia, SC

News Summary

Columbia, SC, has issued a public notice regarding unclaimed vehicles set for auction. Vehicle owners have 15 days to reclaim them before they are auctioned. The auction is scheduled for the first Monday of the following month. Owners are encouraged to act quickly to avoid losing their vehicles.

Public Notice Issued for Unclaimed Vehicles Scheduled for Auction in Columbia, SC

Columbia, South Carolina, is abuzz with news for anyone who might have parked their vehicle and forgotten about it. A public notice has come out regarding a list of unclaimed vehicles, many of which are scheduled for auction soon. If you’ve lost track of your car or know someone who has, this article might just be the lifeline you need!

What’s Going On?

According to the recent announcement, these unclaimed vehicles are currently in the custody of various towing and recovery companies. They have been deemed abandoned under South Carolina Law and may have accrued towing, repair, or storage fees during their time away from their owners. It’s crucial for vehicle owners or lienholders to take action as they have a limited window to claim their vehicles.

For those looking to reclaim their wheels, they have a strict timeline of 15 days from the notice date to gather the necessary funds to pay all lawful charges. If that doesn’t happen, the unfortunate reality is that owners and lienholders might just waive all rights and consent to a public auction sale.

Mark Your Calendars

So, when will these vehicles be sold? Mark your calendars for the first Monday of the month, one month after the notice was issued. The auction will kick off at 10 a.m.. This means it’s not just about losing your vehicle; it’s time to be proactive if you want to reclaim it before it heads to the auction block!

Where Are All These Vehicles?

• Schroeder’s Towing, 3512 Bush River Rd, Cola, SC has a variety of models including:
• 2014 Chevy Impala (VIN: 2G1WB5E32E1137384) – Owner: Brionna Washington
• 2013 Toyota Camry (VIN: 4T1BF1FK6DU638494) – Owner: Gionvanny Brizuela
• 2013 Ford Fiesta (VIN: 3FADP4BJ0DM175139) – Owner: Rikayla Lightner
• 2008 Honda Accord (VIN: 1HGCP26378A058734) – Owner: Bre’Ajh Armani Center
• 2015 Hyundai Sonata (VIN: 5NPE24AF1FH252409) – Owner: Zamaria Williams
• 2013 Lincoln MKT (VIN: 2LMHJ5ATXDBL58832) – Owner: Katrina Jochum
• 2022 Icebear PM250 (VIN: L2BBAACG4NB00059) – Owner: Robin Hingleton
• 2017 Ford Escape (VIN: 1FMCU0F78HUB72962) – Owner: Jonisha Adams
• 2014 Ford Fusion (VIN: 1FA6P0HD3E5393666) – Owner: Alisha Jones
• Schroeder’s Towing, 4381 Percival Rd, Cola, SC lists:
• 2015 Nissan Altima (VIN: 1N4AL3AP1FC477882) – Owner: Sara Rodriguez
• 2013 VW Jetta (VIN: 3VWDX7AJ0DM427918) – Owner: Christopher or Layla Linder
• 2017 GMC Acadia (VIN: 1GKKNKLA9HZ244915) – Owner: Eugene Loyde, Jr.
• 2015 Hyundai Sonata (VIN: 5NPE24AF9FH187793) – Owner: Kionda Franklin
• St. Andrews Express Towing, 4653 Broad River Rd, Columbia, SC shows an assortment:
• 2014 Hyundai Sonata (VIN: 5NPEB4AC4EH937072) – Owner: Ellen Gowan
• 2009 BMW 5 Series (VIN: WBANU53569C122255) – Owner: Keionna Richardson
• 2015 Hyundai Sonata (VIN: 5NPE34AB5FH201814) – Owners: Brandon McGriff or Jacquanna Carson
• 2017 Kia Sportage (VIN: KNDPR3A62H7185129) – Owner: Amanda Donnell
• 2007 BMW 328I (VIN: WBAVA33517KX78315) – Owner: Nygel Williams
• Midland Auto Recovery, LLC, 3520 Pine Belt Rd, Columbia, SC features:
• 1999 Lincoln Town Car (VIN: 1LNHM82W4XY620008) – Owner: Allen Bines, Jr.
• 2012 Ford Fusion (VIN: 3FAHP0HA8CR388892) – Owner: Alexis Smith
• 2007 Honda Accord (VIN: 1HGCM563X7A001758) – Owner: Wally Whitecotton
• 2015 Toyota Corolla (VIN: 2T1BURHE1FC278566) – Owner: James Boyce, Jr.
• 2014 Kia Forte (VIN: KNAFX4A60E5204790) – Owner: Bootes Montgomery
• 2012 Acura TL (VIN: 19UUA8F50CA011970) – Owners: Benjamin Duncan or Jermayah Benjamin
• Midas Auto Service, 700 Bush River Rd, Columbia, SC has one lonely car:
• 2007 Chevrolet Impala (VIN: 2G1WB855K079315966) – Owner: Daquaris Devionte Rumph

The complete list of unclaimed vehicles is available for public viewing, ensuring everybody gets a fair shot at reclaiming their cars. Time is ticking, so if you recognize any of these vehicles as yours or know someone missing their ride, act fast! The clock is certainly ticking, and nobody wants to see their beloved vehicle whisked away to the auction block.

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• Columbia Star: Notice of Unclaimed Vehicles
• Wikipedia: Abandoned Vehicle
• Columbia Star: Legendary No Name Deli Ribbon Cutting
• Google Search: Vehicle Auction Law South Carolina
• WLTX: South Carolina Unclaimed Property
• Google Scholar: Vehicle Auction
• Columbia Star: Cheraw Offers Insider Experience
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Unclaimed Property
• Columbia Star: Paul McCartney Concert
• Google News: Unclaimed Vehicles

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