Hot rod title HELP! Dirtyest Devil

I need some help.

I sold a title to a fellow. It was not posted for sale on the Hamb but I know he is a Hamb member. I can not find him in my emails as I had a crash not to long ago. He is a swell guy without a title that he paid me for. I had hoped he would check in with me but haven't heard from him.

Please bring this to the top if you cross this add till he finds me. Thanks Hamb!

1928 Ford Cpe title.

Please Pm me privately if your the gent in question so I can get this too you.


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to the top!

 

Nice to find such honesty


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good luck with finding the owner of the historical documentation. way to be a standup person

 

Hope it works out for both of you.

 

bump gary

 

Way to go, Mel. Hope he sees this.

 

Bump

 

That reminds me, I have to buy the current issue of The Rodders Journal . Bob

 

bttt

 

Bump

 

little bump

 

Uppy

 

Straight to the top for ya mate!

 

your a good standup guy mel

 

He may be one of those who checks the classifieds daily but never reads the HAMB it's self. I've run into a number of guys who do that.

 

bump for mel

 

Thanks for the help everybody!


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Isn't it in fact illegal to sell titles in most states?

 

A title, yes. Called a historical document, no

 

Where'd you get your information on that? Just curious.

 

I'd say you could certainly sell a "title" document. The illegality my come form trying to use it to title a vehicle that it was not originally intended for. That probably varies by state.

 

No it isn't.There are many people that are collectors of historical documents,Me included.I have over 100 in my collection and sometimes swap with other collectors for a rare document.
Could the majority of them be used to register a car?Probably,but I sell/trade them only as historical documents,not to be used illegally.

 

I titled a 1930 Ford with a 1930 Chevy title.. at least it had a Chevy engine in it!!
F the DMV!

 

I guess I should have stated that differently. You can sell a title if you call it a historical document. The law frowns on using it to title a car, but it's ok to collect them as historical documents.

 

Might be interesting if you ever try to sell it. Let's just say I wouldn't buy it from you if the title didn't match the car. And, while I agree that the DMV can be a royal pain, it's not a hornet's nest I care to poke too hard.

 

In all states.

 

Great news! The owner has been found. I can rest my mind. Thank you hamb for all your help.


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