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I officially won forfeiture rights to reclaim my old Z34.
It now sitting in my garage and waiting for service after it sat exposed to the elements for almost 2 years now.
State consired it derelict after a small debate. I proved its financial worth to accept the vehicle. I had a dated bill of sale to show the time span and the court judge told the defendant that any car left with expired tags for over a year is considered abandoned and with over one year of failure to resolve a title transfer. I bidded 600 dollars to settle out and let the state decide the citation.
She decided to plead guilty and took the settlement, and the state dropped charges to 89 days overdue in agreement to transfer the title back into the original owners name. All other court fees I paid.
The car needs about 600 dollars to bring to par.
It now sitting in my garage and waiting for service after it sat exposed to the elements for almost 2 years now.
State consired it derelict after a small debate. I proved its financial worth to accept the vehicle. I had a dated bill of sale to show the time span and the court judge told the defendant that any car left with expired tags for over a year is considered abandoned and with over one year of failure to resolve a title transfer. I bidded 600 dollars to settle out and let the state decide the citation.
She decided to plead guilty and took the settlement, and the state dropped charges to 89 days overdue in agreement to transfer the title back into the original owners name. All other court fees I paid.
The car needs about 600 dollars to bring to par.
