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The lien has no value, only the car. The mechanics lien allows the shop to keep possession of a vehicle until the bill is payed in full. If the bill isn't payed, the mechanic can call the police to do a vin check on the vehicle. If the vehicle isn't reported stolen, they can have a title made out that transfers the full ownership to them. They can then sell the vehicle to recoup their losses.

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Try the link below for filing a mechanics lien in Illinois.


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