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On Tue, 05 Jul 2005 16:06:38 GMT, Ignoramus26831
wrote: I am in IL. I bought a 12 foot boat with trailer at an "estate sale", for $120. http://igor.chudov.com/projects/12-f...raft-Seafarer/ All we did was writing a "bill of sale" on a small piece of paper. Now I am beginning to realize that I have to possibly go through a mountain of paperwork to actually get title to the boat AND trailer. Does anyone have any actual experience dealing with transfer of boat/trailer titles etc? Connecticut is a non-title state so any answer I give might be suspect, but generally a bill of sale is sufficient proof of ownership - in particular for $120. If the boat had been previously registered, then you should be fine. If the trailer has a VIN number on it, then just have the seller redo the bill of sale referencing the VIN. If it doesn't have a VIN, then just tell them that and show the bill of sale. While I'm not a fan of most DMVs, usually if you approach them with the attitude that you have a problem that only they can solve, it's amazing how quickly it gets resolved. |
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