Did many such shenanigans with air bags in the time I was at the dealership.
Very true.
No title for is and should be absolute dealbreaker on anything requiring a registration.
Sell a vehicle needing to be licensed for on highway travel without a title?
How can it legally be transferred?
When I purchased the "Barn find Dodge" the original owner's son" had a state of Oregon title for the vehicle in his name and I had no issues at DMV.
I get the whole not wanting an Acorn Binder, not much value in it even when you do get it running and parts are almost impossible to find.
Not that there's resale value in an old Dodge Power Wagon but the chicks dig it.
Oregon chicks anyway, especially the fat ones.
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You sound like you have kitties..........
My axis of Evil. Queen Boudicca, General Sherman and Pouncy Da Steeler.
Together they can operate crew-served weapons. If Sherman had a chance, he would burn Atlanta.
Sirhr
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That’s no bullshit and it’s probably what‘s going to happen!
Depending on year purchased some states didn't issue titles you simply got a pill of sale from the seller. Some like TN don't normally issue titles and tags for private trailers to this date.
This is true, every state is different and it has its own title issuing requirements.
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The state of Alabama won't issue a title for anything over 20 years old. When I bought my 85 Pontiac there the state of TN only wanted a bill of sale. No notary or any other documents. I received a TN title for it in two weeks.
I just got, via UPS, a pair of 2.5" inlet/outlet Cherry Bombs from Summit Racing.
They cost about $29 each. Plus some shipping.
I seem to remember that back in about 1982... a pair of Cherry Bombs cost about $50. Which was real money back then. But, hell, Cherry bombs!!
We're about to find out who is a boomer and who is an X-er or some kind of Gen Blue-hair type.
Because if you don't know what a Cherry Bomb was.... you should be driving a hybrid.
Sirhr
