Originally posted by: RossMAN
I hope he doesn't have cold hands
You should be hoping for a sharp knife instead!
RossMAN
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- Feb 24, 2000
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Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I hope he doesn't have cold hands
You should be hoping for a sharp knife instead!
Ok this is starting to get nasty, I gotta eat lunch and I don't wanna think about his cold clammy Canadian hands and/or sharp "knife" going anywhere near my Ferengi pee pee.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I hope he doesn't have cold hands
You should be hoping for a sharp knife instead!
Ok this is starting to get nasty, I gotta eat lunch and I don't wanna think about his cold clammy Canadian hands and/or sharp "knife" going anywhere near my Ferengi pee pee.
Might I recommend a 6-inch hot dog loaded with ketchup???
RossMAN
Grand Nagus
- Feb 24, 2000
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Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I hope he doesn't have cold hands
You should be hoping for a sharp knife instead!
Ok this is starting to get nasty, I gotta eat lunch and I don't wanna think about his cold clammy Canadian hands and/or sharp "knife" going anywhere near my Ferengi pee pee.
Might I recommend a 6-inch hot dog loaded with ketchup???
Make that a sausage with chili, cheese, onions and a can of Altoids and you got yourself a deal.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: RossMAN
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I hope he doesn't have cold hands
You should be hoping for a sharp knife instead!
Ok this is starting to get nasty, I gotta eat lunch and I don't wanna think about his cold clammy Canadian hands and/or sharp "knife" going anywhere near my Ferengi pee pee.
Might I recommend a 6-inch hot dog loaded with ketchup???
Make that a sausage with chili, cheese, onions and a can of Altoids and you got yourself a deal.
*Now* it's getting nasty! :disgust:
DrPizza
Administrator Elite Member Goat Whisperer
You can purchase the car without a title, but you'll never be able to register the car without a title.
Same goes for boats and any other motor vehicle (at least in NY)
I found that out when I purchased a boat. I received the title for the trailer the boat was on, but the owner didn't realize he needed the title for the boat itself (it was just a little john boat with a 9.9 hp motor). It was no problem to take care of it at the DMV... they had the forms and it only took him a few minutes.
Same goes for boats and any other motor vehicle (at least in NY)
I found that out when I purchased a boat. I received the title for the trailer the boat was on, but the owner didn't realize he needed the title for the boat itself (it was just a little john boat with a 9.9 hp motor). It was no problem to take care of it at the DMV... they had the forms and it only took him a few minutes.
Scouzer
Lifer
- Jun 3, 2001
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Eh, my dad has an '85 Ford Tempo he leased waaaay back in the day. It was through a small company who's owner was friend of my grandpa's.
Problem was, the guy said my dad pays 4 more payments and the car is his. The guy didn't want it anymore, so it was fair. My dad paid...and the guy's wife died. The guy has since disapeared off the planet and no one knows where he went. The company is gone, all employees fired, and its general consensus he went insane.
So...my dad has a car that he doesn't own, doesn't lease, and can't get rid of. So I can see how that guy COULD be legit...but... you'd have the same problem as him for a lot of things.
Problem was, the guy said my dad pays 4 more payments and the car is his. The guy didn't want it anymore, so it was fair. My dad paid...and the guy's wife died. The guy has since disapeared off the planet and no one knows where he went. The company is gone, all employees fired, and its general consensus he went insane.
So...my dad has a car that he doesn't own, doesn't lease, and can't get rid of. So I can see how that guy COULD be legit...but... you'd have the same problem as him for a lot of things.
StageLeft
No Lifer
- Sep 29, 2000
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Running away would not even be sufficient. I'd find a friend a rocket car and point it away from this car-sale and blast the engines.
It's not just shady - it's almost definitely illegal. That this guy - clown - would try and sell a car without a title is beyond me. If he actually bought the car without the title like he claims, then he's even stupider.
Is he supplying the VIN?
would a police under certain circumstances ask for a title for the car?
what if you could not provide it?
what if you could not provide it?
CrackRabbit
Lifer
- Mar 30, 2001
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Like others are saying, STAY THE %$^$# AWAY.
I learned that lesson the hard way, sat 4 months with an unsuable, car because the title wasnt assigned properly. Eventualy had to get a title bond, and spend lots of extra money and time to get it useable.
BEWARE THE ASSHAT THAT TRIES TO SELL YOU A VEHICLE WITHOUT A TITLE!!!!!!!!
CrackRabbit
I learned that lesson the hard way, sat 4 months with an unsuable, car because the title wasnt assigned properly. Eventualy had to get a title bond, and spend lots of extra money and time to get it useable.
BEWARE THE ASSHAT THAT TRIES TO SELL YOU A VEHICLE WITHOUT A TITLE!!!!!!!!
CrackRabbit
I check athemmings.comand could not find anything.
Maybe you can. For sure, if you pick up a copy at B&N, you will be able to title any car
WOP for a small fee without paying past due fees. The title must have no liens against it.
My buddy registered an old Packard this way. I don't have a copy here or I could add more.
By mail he registered it in Alabama? I think and they sent him the pink in Calif.
Look for the adds on titling a vehicle.
Note: Most liens are only good for 7 years or less, usually less
Maybe you can. For sure, if you pick up a copy at B&N, you will be able to title any car
WOP for a small fee without paying past due fees. The title must have no liens against it.
My buddy registered an old Packard this way. I don't have a copy here or I could add more.
By mail he registered it in Alabama? I think and they sent him the pink in Calif.
Look for the adds on titling a vehicle.
Note: Most liens are only good for 7 years or less, usually less
- Oct 10, 2000
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According to michigan DMV,
i could either get a court order saying that the car is mine, pay some kind of insurance fee (2x the cars value for 3 uears) or have police inspection that would eventually result in the car being mine. Either way it would be a lotta mess.
Im trying to talk to the guy right now to give me the info the previous owner and/or have him get the title the hard way.
i could either get a court order saying that the car is mine, pay some kind of insurance fee (2x the cars value for 3 uears) or have police inspection that would eventually result in the car being mine. Either way it would be a lotta mess.
Im trying to talk to the guy right now to give me the info the previous owner and/or have him get the title the hard way.
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