63 SWB $1500 a good deal?

[firenuttz]

im originally from silver springs nv and i got my 62 in an estate sale on a bill of sale out in yerington, you can get a title for it for a little under 100 bucks, i just did it and my dad did the same thing for his 66 lincoln all you need is 2 signatures and take it to the court house...

if you are good at haggling then use the no title to your advantage

[JollyRoger1369]

Originally Posted by firenuttz

im originally from silver springs nv and i got my 62 in an estate sale on a bill of sale out in yerington, you can get a title for it for a little under 100 bucks, i just did it and my dad did the same thing for his 66 lincoln all you need is 2 signatures and take it to the court house...

if you are good at haggling then use the no title to your advantage

Was at DMV about 2 weeks ago and had asked about the no title situation, only because there are sooooo many vehicles sitting out here in the sticks. She said basically what you said. She said you can take it to court and have a judge sign legal ownership over, from what I heard it's like $250. Other option is if you know a shop or tow yard, have them put a lien on it. Either was ya gotta pay

Just so much easier when they can just hand you a title and don't have to worry about the "what ifs"

[firenuttz]

Originally Posted by JollyRoger1369

Was at DMV about 2 weeks ago and had asked about the no title situation, only because there are sooooo many vehicles sitting out here in the sticks. She said basically what you said. She said you can take it to court and have a judge sign legal ownership over, from what I heard it's like $250. Other option is if you know a shop or tow yard, have them put a lien on it. Either was ya gotta pay

Just so much easier when they can just hand you a title and don't have to worry about the "what ifs"

which dmv did you go to? the only ones that i deal with are fallon and yerington, i know that reno and carson told me the same thing, what you need to do is set up with the current owner a vin check through the lyon county sheriffs office if it comes back good, haggle then buy then go to the dayton court house and get the paperwork, keep the sellers # as you will need them to sign the papers. then take it back and have the judge sign it off, this will cost about $65. then take that paperwork to the dmv in yerington and tell them you need to get a title, this should cost no more than $30...

the biggest thing though is the vin check while it is still in their hands because if it comes back stolen than its their a$$ not yours