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In an effort to help(albeit remotely) may I suggest the following:-
Firstly, that your friends join MHF and then they can post themselves. Perhaps they are not on the internet.
Secondly, most of the identifying features you have mentioned could be changed in a workshop in a few hours.
VIN plates can easily be changed, but the engine block number is more difficult without leaving evidence of grinding, so maybe that would be useful info.
Also it would be useful to put the 'frighteners' up any potential buyers that they may have the MH repossessed AND lose their money!
Of course if it is in the hands of 'travellers' not much of this helps.
Grasping at straws but for an MOT I think they have to use the Chassis number, will that, unless it has been altered, come up on any search files?
Alan
Thanks for all your help, no news yet. All the suggestions have been forwarded to the owners. If the owners hear anything I will post it on MHF immediately.
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France
s, it does the job. Thanks for bumping stolen motorhome topic.
