Wanted - Title found

[Mort60]

Bought a 79 xs to make a tribute bike that I chopped in 1972. Owner told me he would drop off the title within 2 weeks. Surprise ! Bike has been through 3 owners and nobody knows where the title is. LView attachment 90670 ooking for a clean title and neck or just a title.**

**Thanks to all of your responses. Loaded with information. I will be on the road soon. Awesome site. Good people.

 

[JRay77]

I have an Ohio title. It's notorized. Signed off.

 

[jabcb]

Was the title actually in the name of the previous owner? If so, he may be able to get a replacement title.

You can check the national vehicle registry viahttps://www.vehiclehistory.gov/nmvtis_vehiclehistory.html
That site links to several companies that provide the data.
I’ve used this one:http://www.titlecheck.us
If the bike isn’t in the database, then its been a long time since it was last titled.
If its there, they charge $4.95 for the info that includes the state+date where it was last titled.

You can also check the national insurance company database of stolen vehicles here:https://www.nicb.org/theft_and_fraud_awareness/vincheck/

If you don’t find a problem, then an option would be to register the bike in Vermont.
You would need a Bill of Sale & can do the entire process via the mail.
Let us know if you decide to do this, and I’ll provide more info.

 

[RockingThePartyDJ]

Bought a 79 xs to make a tribute bike that I chopped in 1972. Owner told me he would drop off the title within 2 weeks. Surprise ! Bike has been through 3 owners and nobody knows where the title is. LView attachment 90670 ooking for a clean title and neck or just a clean title. outnabout1369@gmail.com
Thanks,Jeff Arizona would be ideal.

I have a clean clear Tennessee XS650 Title with matching Neck Signed by Previous owner from a 1980 See my for sale ad and Send me a conversation message with an offer or just email me
djnightsentertainment@yahoo.com
it is dated 6-9-16 when he signed it but no buyer information is filled in and no selling price.
Thanks
Dave Nemetz

 

[Mort60]

Was the title actually in the name of the previous owner? If so, he may be able to get a replacement title.

You can check the national vehicle registry viahttps://www.vehiclehistory.gov/nmvtis_vehiclehistory.html
That site links to several companies that provide the data.
I’ve used this one:http://www.titlecheck.us
If the bike isn’t in the database, then its been a long time since it was last titled.
If its there, they charge $4.95 for the info that includes the state+date where it was last titled.

You can also check the national insurance company database of stolen vehicles here:https://www.nicb.org/theft_and_fraud_awareness/vincheck/

If you don’t find a problem, then an option would be to register the bike in Vermont.y
You would need a Bill of Sale & can do the entire process via the mail.
Let us know if you decide to do this, and I’ll provide more info.

 

[RockingThePartyDJ]

would save a lot of headache if you make me an reasonable offer! Check my ad for pic's n info.

well out to work on new Bike storage shed behind garage i'll check back later today if you send a reply

 

[Mort60]

Was the title actually in the name of the previous owner? If so, he may be able to get a replacement title.

You can check the national vehicle registry viahttps://www.vehiclehistory.gov/nmvtis_vehiclehistory.html
That site links to several companies that provide the data.
I’ve used this one:http://www.titlecheck.us
If the bike isn’t in the database, then its been a long time since it was last titled.
If its there, they charge $4.95 for the info that includes the state+date where it was last titled.

You can also check the national insurance company database of stolen vehicles here:https://www.nicb.org/theft_and_fraud_awareness/vincheck/

If you don’t find a problem, then an option would be to register the bike in Vermont.
You would need a Bill of Sale & can do the entire process via the mail.
Let us know if you decide to do this, and I’ll provide more info.

Was the title actually in the name of the previous owner? If so, he may be able to get a replacement title.

You can check the national vehicle registry viahttps://www.vehiclehistory.gov/nmvtis_vehiclehistory.html
That site links to several companies that provide the data.
I’ve used this one:http://www.titlecheck.us
If the bike isn’t in the database, then its been a long time since it was last titled.
If its there, they charge $4.95 for the info that includes the state+date where it was last titled.

You can also check the national insurance company database of stolen vehicles here:https://www.nicb.org/theft_and_fraud_awareness/vincheck/

If you don’t find a problem, then an option would be to register the bike in Vermont.
You would need a Bill of Sale & can do the entire process via the mail.
Let us know if you decide to do this, and I’ll provide more info.

Thank you for all the great info! I'll be checking it out today.

 

[Mort60]

Was the title actually in the name of the previous owner? If so, he may be able to get a replacement title.

You can check the national vehicle registry viahttps://www.vehiclehistory.gov/nmvtis_vehiclehistory.html
That site links to several companies that provide the data.
I’ve used this one:http://www.titlecheck.us
If the bike isn’t in the database, then its been a long time since it was last titled.
If its there, they charge $4.95 for the info that includes the state+date where it was last titled.

You can also check the national insurance company database of stolen vehicles here:https://www.nicb.org/theft_and_fraud_awareness/vincheck/

If you don’t find a problem, then an option would be to register the bike in Vermont.
You would need a Bill of Sale & can do the entire process via the mail.
Let us know if you decide to do this, and I’ll provide more info.

Thank you. With your help I got it all straightened out. On the road soon!