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[Steven J. Serenska]

> I bought a 65 monza 14 months ago on ebay from a guy who had it in his garage for 29 years or more. He towed it to my house abd after he drove away.
I think you should start by contacting the seller and trying to get him 
to sign a bill of sale to memorialize the transaction.

Since, at this point, you're asking him to do you a favor, you should 
take the initiative and type out a Bill of Sale using Word and email it 
to him.  Ask him to sign it and either scan and email it back or print 
it, sign it, and US Mail it back.  If it makes it easier for him, you 
could also ask him for his address and mail it to him with a stamped 
return envelope included.  Your objective, of course, is to make it as 
easy as possible for him to help you out.

I would hope that if you put all the correct details in the Bill of Sale 
(i.e., make, model, VIN, sale date, sale price, seller's name, buyer's 
name, etc.), he would have no problem helping you out and signing it.

As Brent said, what happens next depends on the state, but there are 
many who will either accept a bill of sale in lieu of title or issue a 
title based on the Bill of Sale.

HTH.

Steven J. Serenska

'65 Monza Convertible, 110/4
'66 Corsa Coupe, 140/4