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Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by mark.deady, Mar 19, 2008.

  1. mark.deady

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    frame and title... ran into a prob with the title to my new xj... the guy did not send it before he left for iraq for 18 months.... i know i am a dumb a dubble s but that leave's me still with a great bike that i can not ride... might just part it out and try to get another xj but i have a lot of money in this and would like to see it turn out good... i am in nc... if you know how this states works with titles and could help me out with aplying for one in my name that would be great.... i have a bill of sale's from the guy with the price and that it is with the title a number and address what should i do... thanks for your help... mark
     
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    Take the Bill of Sale and photo I.D. to the DMV.
    Be Very Polite.
    Apply for a lost title.
    Call the DMV first and tell them the situation and ask them what documentation you need to apply for a lost title.

    All they want to do is make sure you didn't steal the bike.
    Be patient as it may take a while to do the title search.

    That's how it works in OH.

    Good Luck
     
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    i will have to give it a try... thanks for your help... mark
     
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    I would also get with your local boys in blue and have them run it thru the system and give you a letter with a thumbs up to procede. It will save you some time.
     
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    this is how it's done in nebraska..

    bill of sale, bike, and a signed affidavit saying it's your bike you bought it fairly and such and such.

    they do take a bit processing, but usually only a few weeks.

    with cars it's a bit more. but bikes are pretty easy.
     
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    hears how it is going to go down... i will have to go to the dmv and get a value of the bike deturmand plus half... thanks the paperwork form the dmv and go to a bonding agent and give them the paperwork and 100 bucks and they will put a bond out on the bike for that amount... then i take the bond to the dmv and give it to them and they put the title and reg in my name and i go home and go for a ride on my new bike... it is going to take a lot of work but will be worth it in the end im sure... saves me a lot of work moving parts from one frame to the other... thanks to everyone mark
     
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