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im looking at buying a motorcycle without a title. how do i get one made for it? how much will it cost?
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Have the owner apply for a duplicate title, otherwise it's a pain in the ass.Buying muscle/sports cars/regular cars/trucks, send me info, I pay cash or credit card if that makes you feel better! -
Have a towing company send it through a Sheriff sale for you. Just buy it back from yourself (minus the auction fees if any) and they'll write you a new title.
Thats what I've heard anyway.
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Hmmm Not exactley, like I said have the owner go and get a duplicate title for it. If they refuse then there is some reason why and I'd stay away from it.Originally posted by Gipper View PostHave a towing company send it through a Sheriff sale for you. Just buy it back from yourself (minus the auction fees if any) and they'll write you a new title.
Thats what I've heard anyway.Buying muscle/sports cars/regular cars/trucks, send me info, I pay cash or credit card if that makes you feel better!Comment
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If he says no ask why not and even offer him $20 to go with and do it, only take 30 minutes tops at most DMV's.Originally posted by 89DDgt View PostBuying muscle/sports cars/regular cars/trucks, send me info, I pay cash or credit card if that makes you feel better!Comment
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take it to a drivers exam station and you can have it inspected and they can make it so that you can get a title. You could even try calling first to see when they do these types of things. That is what you have to do if you get a car you build from scratch titled.Comment
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Building a car that never had a VIN/title is a little different than a car that has a VIN and the title is lost.Originally posted by Video_Master View PostComment
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towing company needs to have certified letters sent to the owner/lien company showing atleast 45 days old. otherwise they're a no go for auction or straight sale. after all that fun shit you get a piece of paper for a vehicle inspection to make sure it's road worthy. (you can sign that yourself)
Originally posted by CAMSS30Comment
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DMV website has all the info, if you cant get a duplicat you gotta jump through some big hoops. Find a somewhat lax station and the process is MUCH easierComment
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Where is this "DMV" website you speak of?Originally posted by BigMatt View Post1998 Buick Lesabre CustomComment
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Originally posted by sport the war View Posttowing company needs to have certified letters sent to the owner/lien company showing atleast 45 days old. otherwise they're a no go for auction or straight sale. after all that fun shit you get a piece of paper for a vehicle inspection to make sure it's road worthy. (you can sign that yourself)
I worked at a towing company for 10 years (this was many years ago) so I'm pretty familiar with the required procedures..... and ways around them.
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quiet you
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