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Sold a car that does not run?
I sold a Toyota Camry to my neighbor that does not run. He also has a Camry that is the same year and is going to use it for parts. I signed over the title and made up a bill of sale for $1.00. On the bill of sale I put the car does not run and is only for use of spare parts. He wants to take off the parts and junk it. My question is does he have to switch the title to his name to have it towed to the junkyard when he is done taking off the parts or can he just show them the bill of sale. I don't even think the car has an engine it right now so getting it to a place to be inspected is out of the question. Thanks,
3 Answers
- fire4511Lv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
At the very worst, the junkyard can pay you, (as the owner on the title) and you can hand your neighbor the money. It is not a big problem and most junkyards just want proof that the car is not stolen.
Source(s): 34 years in the auto business - Anonymous7 years ago
Most junkyards will not require the title be in his name. Just a waste registering it. They dont register them in their name !
- ?Lv 77 years ago
He will not need to title the vehicle if he is simply going to part it out. However, you still need to submit a release of liability form to your state's DMV offices.
