

| Subject: | Re: Converting a salvage title in CA |
| From: | Jim Ellis |
| Date: | Mon, 10 Mar 2003 21:27:53 -0800 |
Ellis: A vehicle that has a lost or abandoned title is a different story. Chris: Thats what i mean, there are title companies to help those who have purchased vehicles w/o a title , legally. there is a company in nevada who will get you a good title for $200 no inspection, no pics, all you need is the vin.~ chris --------------- Bonded titles and even abandoned titles must undergo SOME degree of investigation. Usually from my experience a bond is posted at a percentage of the claimed valuation of the vehicle, investigation is completed by the DMV which includes a certified letter sent to the last know registered owner/agent of the vehicle. If no response is received or a release is sent then a Bonded title is issued. Otherwise the previous owner has first right of refusal on the vehicle in question. I have had a clean title issued this way and have also received a bonded title. Luck of the draw on the DMV agent at the window it seems. Note that I have only done this with vehicles of a pre-1968 vintage. Have not tried it with a more "modern" sled. Good luck. -ellis ===== "It's all fun and games until someone gets invaded..." -ellis __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Web Hosting - establish your business online http://webhosting.yahoo.com
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