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Originally Posted by Old Blue 66
A cop doing something like that? Never happens.  |
Man that sounds like a lot of work. To acquire a car in NYS older than 1971, you need little to no paperwork. I acquired 2 vehicles (1 abandoned '71 Riv. with 76k on the clock and 1 PA '48 chevy with 72k for cheap) simply by insuring them and filling out a "Statement of Facts" sheet. So long as I was in possession of the vehicles for over a year and they had never been reported stolen, the registration was transfered... but both had their VINs so I suppose that helped. Enjoy the car!
Sadly, my car Bonnie story is less exciting. It drove from NC when the 389 eventually died. The new 455 was pulled from a fatal wreck where a Grandville drove atop a Chevette. The driver of the latter was killed from the impact and sheer volume of weight. (From what I was told from the wrecker... BS maybe)... The engine and cradle were at a 30 degree angle to the steering column, but in the drivers seat. Sad... but a good story.
Chris