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I'm in the minority here but I say go get it back. Even if it's beat up, you aren't going to lose money if you can get it back for a grand. It will be cool to see what kind of shape its in and what stories you could find about its life with its new "owner."
I don't see an ethical issue with that at all. If the new owner didn't register it and you have no way of getting in touch with him, that's not your fault. The car is not going back to him regardless, so you can get a deal on it or someone at auction can. Also, is there a way to visit the impound lot and inspect it for yourself?
Make a thread on this! I'm intrigued. lol
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