Not mine and REALLY wished I lived closer. Anybody want to drag this thing a few hours South to get it closer to FL for me?
Would make a great challenge car at the current <$500 price.
Not mine and REALLY wished I lived closer. Anybody want to drag this thing a few hours South to get it closer to FL for me?
Would make a great challenge car at the current <$500 price.
Fort Wayne = 3 hours from my house.
No title = not acceptable in Illinois.
"car not stolen, who would steal an Omni?" you would be surprised.
Go to www.its-titles.com and you will have a title.
I just want to boost the E36 M3 out of it and take it to the Challenge this year.
It's ok, the autocheck says it doesn't have any title issues...
I used to travel to Indy every other week for work but that gig was squashed 
when the auto industry took a dump.
I am serious about getting this for a challenge car though. Is anybody willing to collect it and help trailer it at least part of the way to FL? Transport counts towards the challenge budget but I will pick up fuel and provide whatever else I can for assistance.
Does it look to anyone else like the roof paint is totally peeling off?
pete240z wrote: Fort Wayne = 3 hours from my house. No title = not acceptable in Illinois. "car not stolen, who would steal an Omni?" you would be surprised.
THREADJACK!!!!!!
Does this really work? It seems too good to be true.
In most states, the title is proof that you own a car. If a seller can not prove he owns the car, I won't buy it.
Would you buy a house without a deed?
EvanR wrote: Would you buy a house without a deed?
For racing purposes only...yes.
some states only require title if its 10 year or newwer. Some don't require any titles on used stuff. I happen to live in a state that requires titles but i have a freind who lives in Maine if it older then 10 years they don't ishue a title so i give him the bill of sale he reg it in Maine i get bill of sale from maine and curent reg slip and take it to Mass reg and get my plates and a mass title.
44Dwarf wrote: some states only require title if its 10 year or newwer. Some don't require any titles on used stuff. I happen to live in a state that requires titles but i have a freind who lives in Maine if it older then 10 years they don't ishue a title so i give him the bill of sale he reg it in Maine i get bill of sale from maine and curent reg slip and take it to Mass reg and get my plates and a mass title.
Yep, that's pretty much exactly what those title services do. I've used its-titles a few times with no problems at all.
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