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North Carolina Title?

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by barehandspank, Jun 10, 2009.

  1. barehandspank

    barehandspank Member

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    Looks like I'm going to pick up my second bike here in just a few hours! Owner says he doesnt have a title though. 1981 XJ650 Maxim.

    Anyone out there know how hard it is to get one of these titled in NC?
     
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    Call the DMV or the state police. They should point you in the right direction.
     
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    I bought a couple of bikes from NC and brought them back to AL. One had a title and the other did not. The seller gave me a form that he signed and notorized saying he was the owner of the bike and I filled out the buyer part. Took it up to the dmv and bam I had a title. I cannot remember the name of the form but I'd imagine someone from the dmv up there would know.
     
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    Be thankful you don't live in Illinois... they absolutely will not accept a Bill of Sale... the registered owner would have to pay to request a duplicate, if your registered owner died in a house fire and you bought the bike from the mother, and you're me, you'll spend days and dollars trying to track down a solution from the state before giving up and buying another frame, registering that, and transferring everything over to the legal one.
     
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