<VV> Re: VirtualVairs Digest, Vol 15, Issue 27

[rchivers at tampabay.rr.com]

I just used this in January to get the title for my 61 rampside.  No 
title, just bill of sale.

www.dmv.org/fl-florida/bill-of-sale.php


The Florida Department of Motor Vehicles is your main source for 
official Florida DMV documents, and Bill of Sale forms that may be 
required for title transfer and registration purposes. In order for a 
new owner to register the vehicle in their name, they will need to 
prove to the FL DMV that a transaction (sale of a vehicle) has taken 
place between a seller and a buyer. In a case where no current title 
(also known as a pink slip) is available, or when you purchased the 
vehicle from someone other than the last registered owner, a Bill of 
Sale may serve as the proof that a car sale has taken place. 

Many types of Florida DMV forms are downloadable from its website. To 
find out how to get a Florida Bill of Sale Form, and other forms that 
may be required in changing the title and registration of a vehicle, 
click on the link below: 

 
  From: "Brad" <bka at winterparklaw.net>
> Subject: <VV> florida title
> To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
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> i tried the essence of this reply, and it was rejected by 
> moderator with out reason, so if i'm doing something wrong i 
> appoligize. Arjay Morgan mentioned the mechanics lien law as a way 
> to get a title. I have used the kaw to get multiple titles ,but  i 
> also referenced that  its a bit more complicated. you have to 
> advertise,you have to send certified notices to the owner and 
> lienholder etc . but the essence is correct. But and its a big but 
> the statute assumes the person who delivered the car to be worked 
> on is the title holder. thats where it can get sticky. An easier 
> route, for a no title car probably ,in that regard, is to use the 
> tow truck lien law, because they don't have to know the owner, but 
> like all things, you need cooperative people. the tow truck 
> company has to bestate lic etc. because there is always an 
> identity theft issue when your going to the dmv seeking info on 
> registered owner's since id theft issuch a hot issue. Brad
>