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No offense, but I’m always leery
of blanket statements because they usually cover things up. A few years back I sold a 74 Vette. A
guy and his wife flew in from Las Vegas, gave me cash, went to the bank to
notarize me signing the title over, and they drove it home. When I sold my
Chevelle, a couple brought a trailer from In the last instance I did know the VIN
and told my insurance company I was buying it to insure I was covered and they told
me that I, me, my person, is insured the moment I drive any car off from any
dealer or individual whether they are informed beforehand or not. Maybe it’s
because I’ve been with them for 30 years that they allow me that leeway…don’t
know. Dale McIntosh From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of John Nasta No, I was saying that any time somebody comes from out
of state and wants to know if they can drive it away the same day, it's always
a scam. It would be very tough to line up a transport company
for the same day anyway, unless you were willing to pay the trucker even if the
deal fell through. You would have to go there knowing in advance that you were
buying the car no matter what. In NY they don’t have titles for cars this old.
When I register my '70 they will ask me to surrender the title. To register a
car like this here, you need the original registration certificate signed by
the previous owner, and a bill of sale. That's why you are supposed to leave a
copy of your registration and not the original in the car. |
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