I was hoping some of the U.S roadster owners could help me with this It seems as though our laws in Canada might be slightly different when it comes to ownership and registration of vehicles. First m
Not sure about regs in Canada, but here in Ohio, it was required that the seller had to have the title transferred into their name. However.... when I bought the "R", it was from an out of state sel
in the state of texas if you do that (buy and sell a vehicle without titling it in your name) you are considered a dealer and breaking the law if you do not have a dealer's license. with the excption
BTDT w/ my roadster that I purchased from California. In my case, the new owner decided to sell shortly after buying (before the paperwork had been completed). Everything was legal, but it took sever
your other option, if you have a good friend who is a mechanic, is to have him issue a mechanics lien. i think that's a multi month process, but an option
I've had good luck with having the registered owner sign a power of attorney on the vehicle in question. I then skip all the middle men and file for a lost title using the power of attorney. The new
I've had good luck with having the registered owner sign a power of attorney on the vehicle in question. I then skip all the middle men and file for a lost title using the power of attorney. The new
Hi Stan, Here in Washington, it's not that hard to explain. When you sell a car, you sign the bottom of the title releasing your interest in the car. Basically, until signed, the title is non- transf
get hit with a financial penalty (and I have no idea how much) for not transferring. Up in my part of Ohio, the penalty was listening to the title clerk yell at me for 5 minutes or so, .... ...and $