1982 Kansas City

[RazorbackGT]

https://kansascity.craigslist.org/ct...122751748.html

[svo84]

Possible good find. Thats years of dust on there.

[dtmilsap]

I emailed they guy about a week ago, claimed he offer of 500. Lots of good parts and I dont think it would be hard to get title, then again depends on ur State.

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[RazorbackGT]

I think the louver would be worth a few hundred.

[Jason2o]

I asked some questions a few weeks back. He couldnt really give any information on it. No title and the state of missouri where it sits requires a title. And my state (KS) goes by the state of last registered title for getting titles...


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[RazorbackGT]

I believe here in Arkansas, if it's over 25 years, a bill of sale will work. But that might have changed these days.

[at_the_junkyard]

Yeah its got some hard to find parts even if you can get it and haul it away for a good price etc...and the best thing looks like it comes with Xmas tree ornaments too !!

[sevendust127]

Does anyone have a good email for this guy?
I have messaged through craigslist 10 times with no answer.

[darkd0r]

Wyoming is nasty about titles, but there is a process by which the owner of property on which a vehicle is abandoned, a sheriff's auction, can get a title. Some people just don't want to go through the hassle and expense, even though they could get much more for the vehicle.

[darkd0r]

Wyoming is nasty about titles, but there is a process by which the owner of property on which a vehicle is abandoned, a sheriff's auction, can get a title. Some people just don't want to go through the hassle and expense, even though they could get much more for the vehicle.

Process is used a lot by towing companies. They haul a broken down car in off the highway, and the owner can't or doesn't want to fix, or owner is from a different state and doesn't think the car is worth shipping home. There's some time element, like 60 days or so. The company then advertises the car in local newspapers with $ owed for towing and storage. If not claimed by owner, the sheriff auctions the car. If it's worth much, the high bidder gets the car with a title, the company gets what is owed, theoretically the owner gets the excess. If it's not worth much, the company gets ownership and fixes or junks it out.

I would think most states have similar process for abandoned vehicles.