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    I don't need paperwork, so long as the car has a legible VIN. Definitely need to contact them (yard), but I should imagine that if they require a title, it's origin shouldn't matter so long as the VIN on the title matches the VIN on the car. Gaining a local title would vary from state to state. Here in CO, $10 for a Sheriff's Dept. VIN inspection, and 7-10 days for the state to mail out a new CO title.



    Edit.....as IdahoScrapper mentioned, for travelers to have title in hand is rare, but it does happen. I have had it happen a couple times, once this year. Travelers plastered a deer pretty hard in an older SUV. I bought the car, not only were they carrying the matching title, but also had both sets of keys with both remotes.
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    So Admin
    How did you make out?

    Where I take the cars, No title would have been needed since 2001 is over 10 years old

    and if a Title was needed, they don't care what State or Providence it is from
    A title is a Title

    Quote Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper View Post

    I am sure if I was in that situation I would have all kinds of problems and hoops to jump through. Here, I am required to have a vehicle titled in my name.
    So that means I buy a car,
    pick it up.
    Haul it home, go to the DMV, transfer ownership.
    Remove whatever I plan to keep, while waiting on new title (about 10 days), then haul the car in.
    Btw if it's an out of state vehicle, I have to take it to the DMV for inspection, so that's a treat when cars are dead and I have to trailer it to their tiny parking lot.
    No way I could make any money if I had to do all that
    First the Governor would want a title fee >> $75.00 on every vehicle
    AND I would have to pay 6.25% tax on the book value of the car as if it was running >> Sales or use tax is due whenever a customer titles or registers a vehicle

    I pick the car up
    Yank Battery, cat, as much copper wire as I can get in about 7 mins, all aluminum >> wheels, Radiator, AC condenser, intakes, value covers for separate sale
    Pull any cores worth pulling
    Pull anything I will be selling on eBay
    Then the car goes across the scale
    Most times I only have it in my possession for about 2 - 4 hours

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