Yes, the same 2 trucks

Willowbilly3 · Feb 27, 2013

The ones that both buyers thought they would come drive home even though neither had ran in at least 10 years.
The title on the 56 Ford had a completely wrong serial number and now I have to deal with the buttmonkey I bought them from and he's arguing with me, like I'm making stuff up. Think is he's such a **** that he can't get along with the people in the courthouse and hates to go there.
So we have all that going on, trying to get him to straighten out that title and today I go to transfer the title on the 59 Chevy I also got from him and that title is no good because there was a duplicate issued in 1971. So I email him AGAIN with this great news and now he's arguing with me again.
One thing, I am actually glad the sale of the 59 fell through because I would be in the middle of that deal with a disgruntled buyer to deal with too.

If there is an moral to this story, you better double check the title against the VIN when you buy a car and then trot right down and transfer it asap. What if I left that title lay around a few years and the guy died. I'd just be screwed.

Bonehead · Feb 27, 2013

Some guys have all the luck. And it is not you.

GJunktionMike · Feb 27, 2013

I think I'll stick to truck with no titles, less problems [S

Willowbilly3 · Feb 27, 2013

Just for grins, here's the last email after I sent him the online form to fill out for a duplicate.

JB...... there has to be a mistake on their part on the 59. there is no duplicate title in the file and the original is the original. I'd suggest they are in error. We don't lose titles and there would be no need to get a duplicate on the 59 when we had the original. Their records have to be wrong and the original is still the original. pj