How would I go about transferring a title to someone in another state? He asked me to leave it in my name and just send it to him, but that sounds/seems really shady to me. If something happens wouldn't that be my ass that gets fried? Thanks for the info guys!
Matt
94 Ford Ranger
01 KX125
2002 Ford Mustang GT - 13.96 @ 98.8 (sold)
you cant do an "open title" like that in PA anymore, they have to have the buyers name and a copy of their license. I think they do this so you cant sell the car a bunch of times without transferring the title to the new owner........they would miss out on sales taxes
03 Torch Red Anni. Ed. Cobra
11 Grabber Blue 5.0, 3D500 spoiler, CS valance, GT premium, interior upgrade package, Brembos, MT-82 and Whipple powered SOLD
01 cobra: traded
93 LX Modular 4v swap
Sean Hyland Motorsport forged rotating assembly, Teksid block, 01 cobra heads, cams and intake SOLD
I know because my white car went to NC and the dealership im good friends with couldnt do it....they needed it for their records in case the state came looking through their transactions
03 Torch Red Anni. Ed. Cobra
11 Grabber Blue 5.0, 3D500 spoiler, CS valance, GT premium, interior upgrade package, Brembos, MT-82 and Whipple powered SOLD
01 cobra: traded
93 LX Modular 4v swap
Sean Hyland Motorsport forged rotating assembly, Teksid block, 01 cobra heads, cams and intake SOLD
just call the notary and ask them what you have to do
1. You go to the notaryOriginally Posted by pRojekt02GT
2. Notary fills in the buyers info (name & address) on the title
3. Notary fills in the purchase price on the title
4. Notary notarizes it
5. Notary charges you a small fee
6. Now the vehicle officially belongs to the new owner
7. Mail the title to the new owner via certified mail
Last edited by intel; 09-02-2010 at 02:35 PM.
When he comes to pick the car up, have him stop at the notary with you.
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