https://www2.carsonline.com/col3/col?use=visitor.BrowseVehicles&cmd=showVehicle&posting_id=95166
:crying: Yeah its mine..and I know I know....we'll see what happens. :fingerscrossed:
Good luck with the sale, that looks like a realistic price on a nice car.
Looks like a nice car and fair price. Where were you three months ago when I bought my 73? :wrenching:
RUNCHARGER :thankyou:
gzig5....Thanks...thats usually the case isnt it...things always happen AFTER something happens. :unbelievable:
Anyway...it is sold pending pickup tomorrow. Any advice in dealing with a lot of cash..on the 4th of July with banks closed...out in the sticks of PA? I did pick up the counterfeit checking pen & UV light...but even with $100 bills thats a lot to deal with. I have a friend that will be packin watching in the house so that will help some nerves.
I had a guy hand me 20K in cash so Carlisle a few years ago. That's a lot of 100 dollar bills! I bought one of those pens but never used it. I guess the pen thing is probably the only thing you could do at home. Did you happen to call a bank a ask what you should do? Nice car by the way!
Yea...that was probably sold too cheap...If a flipper bought it, he'll ask $35K and take $28K :alan2cents:
http://www.dot.state.pa.us/public/dvspubsforms/BMV/BMV%20Fact%20Sheets/fs-buysell.pdf
Reading the above sounds like when out of state sale for a new Pa title car , sign the back indicate the mileage, may need notarized.
Quote from: 73440 on July 03, 2018, 07:13:17 PM
http://www.dot.state.pa.us/public/dvspubsforms/BMV/BMV%20Fact%20Sheets/fs-buysell.pdf
Reading the above sounds like when out of state sale for a new Pa title car , sign the back indicate the mileage, may need notarized.
Right..but I think the "may require notarization on some out-of-state titles" is referring to the law that requires cars under 7 years old must have a notarized bill of sale. When he applies to transfer the tile to PA..he will need the notary for that. PA is a nightmare compared to MD for that..when I moved here and transferred everything was expensive and a runaround to get license..tags and title..inspection.
You can always meet and conduct the actual cash and paperwork transaction at your nearest law enforcement facility. I bought a Kubota front end loader last year and that's what we did. I was carrying a briefcase full of cash and it made me feel better doing the deal there with the boys (and girls) in blue. They're open all year 'round and they really don't mind.
I would do the Police Station thing as well. If he is shaky at all that will put the run on him.
Well she's gone :(' ...everything went smooth..except for an hour and a half torrential thunder storm before we could get it loaded up...but had a good chat with buyer in the garage until it let up.
Thanks for the help guys..have a Happy 4th! :cheers:
Now I can afford to splurge on a new lightbulb for the attic!! :banana:
Glad it went well. The postpartum takes awhile to go away.
Sorry and congratulations at the same time. Glad to hear it went smooth.
Just stopped by to pull my pin out of the map :crying: ...it's now somewhere around Newtown, PA, so I hope they are enjoying it as I did. I still lurk in the shadows here now and then..you can take my Mopar away but you'll never get it out of me. :worship:
I thank you all again for the help decoding and selling her. :thankyou:
That's okay I'm a poser right now as well and have been longer than I had planned or imagined. I'll fine the right one that turns my crank pretty soon though, this time it's like getting married I have to make sure it's the one I go to the grave with.
:bye: It's an addiction, you will want another one.