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Yamaha 1100 Maxim - $400 (Washington, MI)

Discussion in 'For Sale, Trade/Swap, Wanted' started by Thee_oddball, May 21, 2009.

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    bill Active Member

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    He had the title and washed it - should be easy to retitle - that's a steal
     
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    To retitle, you will have to contact the previous owner to the current one, get that person to request a new duplicate title, send that to the "new owner" who then signs it over to you.

    Your state BMV may have additional routes to take.
     
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    FYI, in Michigan this is an easy fix with a bike this old. A bill of sale is all that is necessary to get a new title. Usual state fees apply, of course.
     
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    Nowhere near as easy as that in VA. Once a title is lost, unless the PO is willing to get a dup, forget it. The keys are a piece of cake. Pull the number off the back of the ignition, or pull the ignition and a locksmith can cut a key for under $20.
     
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