For sale fully restored '31 Tutor

[ronn]

quite right CW


a smart man is one who knows his limitations...........


and once again AAA for 70. processes paperwork in Cali

[Synchro909]

Originally Posted by mcgarrett

Synchro909,
I'm curious - how do folks prove legal ownership in your country when a motor vehicle changes hands?

The way vehicle transfers are handled varies from state to state but here, in Victoria, if I were to sell a car, I submit a "Notice of Disposal" to the registration authority (VicRoads). The buyer submits a "Notice of Acquisition" along with a road worthiness certificate and a fee to the same authority. The transfer is made and it's finished. Driver's license numbers are a part of those forms so VicRoads' computer matches it all together There is no paperwork that goes with a car - not even registration. It's all electronic.
What happens in your country if the title is lost or destroyed? How difficult is it to fake a title? To me, it seems a cumbersome system but I guess if that's what people are familiar with..........

[CHuDWah]

So what does this Tutor teach?

[Ayers1]

Originally Posted by Synchro909

The way vehicle transfers are handled varies from state to state but here, in Victoria, if I were to sell a car, I submit a "Notice of Disposal" to the registration authority (VicRoads). The buyer submits a "Notice of Acquisition" along with a road worthiness certificate and a fee to the same authority. The transfer is made and it's finished. Driver's license numbers are a part of those forms so VicRoads' computer matches it all together There is no paperwork that goes with a car - not even registration. It's all electronic.
What happens in your country if the title is lost or destroyed? How difficult is it to fake a title? To me, it seems a cumbersome system but I guess if that's what people are familiar with..........

Synchro, if the title gets lost/destroyed in Virginia there are a couple of ways to get a new one. The registration that is kept in the car has the title # that you can get a replacement one from, and you can also go to the dmv show your driver's license and ask for a list of cars titled in your name and get a replacement from the list. All for a small fee of course.

[Franchise_24]

Originally Posted by jwing

Here are some photos!

How about pics of the interior and the engine?