1967 Rambler

You'll never make it up here in time, I'm just an hour or so away.

 

WENCK... No Im not interested in the wagon,, just stating some states allow bill of sale transactions, I have a direct line to the DMV ( friend works there)

 

This is the one that a friend of mine chopped the roof off and made into a "rebchero" back in the 70's. It was previously his fathers car and he was going to vocational high school for auto body at the time, so it made a great project. Now I can se where he got the idea. His was a solid gold color and didn't have the two-tone deal, but he must have seen one somewhere.

I remember going to many hockey games with his old man before the car was chopped. I think it was a pretty good car

 

3 years ago I got an 82 Eagle SX/4 from the junk yard no title, had the police come, they ran the VIN, I had plates the next day.

 

Again, read my other post where I state that in MOST states, a bill of sale alone is useless. Some states are a lot better at preventing registration of stolen cars and trucks than others. Not saying that this one is stolen, but I presume you get the point.

 

Therein lies the rub. It ought to be a simple matter to ascertain if a vehicle is stolen or not. Once determined it isn't stolen, a fellow shouldn't face an expensive nightmare of red tape. How I loathe the system.