[DMCForum] Re: sorry, no pics of the "unkown vin" car.
From: "cruznmd" <racuti1@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 03 Jun 2004 22:11:27 -0000
James,
First of all, Walt's not in a nut farm because he's not a nut,
he's "eccentric". Remember, poor people are crazy. Rich folks are
eccentric.
Second, you did the right thing. Oh sure, you could fumble-fsck
around trying to get the title but this could also be a scam where
you pay her and she claims you stole it and she has the title or any
number of bad scenarios.
I say that when she $hit$ a title, then you take her seriously. Don't
sweat it.
Rich A.
--- In DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Walter Coe" <Whalt@xxxx> wrote:
> > Walt, do I come off as some
> sort of idiot? You're the only one here to meet me I think.
>
> James, I respect you very much and think you are a great
> guy. But you really need to take a step or two back and
> look at who you are asking. I mean really. Many people
> think that the only reason why I don't live in a nut farm is
> because I can pretend to be sane when I really need to (but
> not for long).
>
> Sorry to hear about the speeding ticket. I don't think I've
> ever got one in my life -- not that I don't deserve several.
> ;-) Once I drove by a cop in South Carolina who was hidden
> in a speed trap. I was going about 80 in a 55. I have no
> idea why he didn't come after me. Okay, enough bragging....
>
> About the car title... I've seen problems before like you
> describe. It's a pain to record a title if you aren't going
> to be driving the car, so people just don't do it. For
> example, that Canadian spec car I was telling you about was
> like that. The guy I bought it from never recorded the
> title from the previous owner. So when I recorded the
> title, the state thought I was buying it from the last guy
> on record. I never met the guy. What made the deal work is
> that I trusted the guy I was buying it from. So the problem
> with Blossom may be a similar deal. However, you would be
> taking a risk that you could never get the title or worse
> have someone claim the car is stolen. If you can't get
> clear title, you might just use it as a parts car to fix up
> another cheapy parts car that does have a good title. You
> only need a little chewing gum to hold on a VIN plate.
> (Just kidding. :-)
>
> Walt
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