Title required

[9er]

In the course of selling a vehicle overseas the buyer requires a title.

I have no title and for that matter no registration documents, as the car had not seen the road for many years and was effectively sold to me as a parts car.

I have been able to get the original import information from Harry at PCA, however apart from having that, and the car having its chassis and engine number, I have no ownership information.

Any help or info appreciated.

I have written to NEVDIS and they were of no assistance.

[epilot]

title is a very American thing

http://porscheforum.com.au/topic/8706-newbie-question-about-purhcasing-a-car-from-a-private-sellet/

[Fishcop]

Yep, no such thing in Oz...

[9er]

Unfortunately a very French thing too apparently.

[Merv]

Bill of Sale Chris?

[Michel]

Chris

As above. If you've got receipt in your name, if you have original import info and bonafides aside from also getting JP/legal docs drawn I'd speak with Mark Hocking, or someone similar who is regularly importing exporting cars

[Fishcop]

I'm bound to find myself in this position with my US delivered '68... It's had at least 3 owners since imported 20 years ago and never been registered.

[Cairns888]

Police clearance from Australia?

[DJ911]

Anybody know a cop who has experience on the high seas?

[Terminator]

I have had to fill out bill of sale, some sort of DMV declaration and include
photographs and actual signatures to help get a very of title for my old 68S which I sent back home

I had an old USA title for the car but I wasn't listed obviously so it meant nothing but it does depend on which state if the USA is involved as they all have different rules

Cheers

[Merv]

That's why Bill of Sale is a useful thing and I recall that in the US there is property tax and cars, even collectors cars, can be included and the holder of the title levied.