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# Search Inventory

If you are looking for a specific vehicle, you can tap the three horizontal bars on the top right and then click on 'Search Inventory' option.

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Type in a Stock or VIN number and tap the 'Search' button

The results will show all vehicles that match that search.

Each vehicle will have two tabs, Recon Timers and History.

* Recon Timers shows all open timers for that vehicle.

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* History shows you all the activity that happened for the vehicle.

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