I'm gifting "Old nasty" (My 91 integra with 400k miles) to a buddy in FL. His kid is turning 16 soon, and since I couldn't get a grand for it, I figured I'd rather literally GIVE her away.
Anyway, I can't find the damned title. IIRC, anything over (20? 25?) years old in GA just needs a bill of sale. Not sure what the rules are in FL.
I'm sure the title is in the house SOMEWHERE, but I'd rather not spend a day looking if it's not critical.
Little help?
If you can provide a bill of sale and a GA registration (I think current) they will title it in FL.
Yes to some version of what Stampie said. There was a title wash company that used Georgia's no title on old cars rule in that way for a while. Broadway title company or something like that.
I wish it was that easy in Texas. I've been considering posting a title thread myself as it looks like I might end up scrapping my wagon over title problems.
In reply to Crackers:
Refresh my memory. I kinda remember it's a FL title?
If the title is clear and in your name and you just can't find the actual paper, here's the procedure for getting a replacement. http://fdhsmv.rapidinsites.com/answer/duplicatereplacement-title
Edit: I thought you were in Florida, here's the procedure for Georgia. https://dor.georgia.gov/replace-lost-or-stolen-title
Cool. Thanks folks!
Stampie wrote: In reply to Crackers: Refresh my memory. I kinda remember it's a FL title?
No, OK registered. I have the title, but it's filled in incorrectly. (Seller's name in both fields) Local "DMV" says I'm screwed since owners are deceased and I have no contact info for executors.
Yea your screwed unless TX has a bonded title process.
I have done this and there is a form Florida now has for this. You will need an expanded bill of sale that has the engine # on it and a notarized statement from you saying to the best of your knowledge nothing is stolen and there is no lien.
In reply to Smarta$$ McPoopyPants:
You are incorrect about the rule in GA. It's not 25 years. It's pre-1985.
So, your car is eligible for a title. Just go to the DMV and get another one.
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