Just make sure you write "Sold as is for parts" on the bill of sale. The bill of sale just needs to include your full legal name, the buyers full legal name, the date, the price of purchase, and that quote. THen you both sign it and you are free from liability.
2007-03-07 19:09:01
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answered by Tim H 5
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first make sure They , they are threw with the car, as the law some time want to look at it,,, now after they done with it an release it,, ,when signing the paper, 2 thing, one put , as is part only, are as is,, 2th,, get it norrise, that way the person you sel it to wont fix it up an be driveing it around inyour name,, for if they do, an the get in a wreck,, with out inc, are use it in a get a way,, they wont fall back on you, i lear this the hard way ,it happen to me
2007-03-08 09:25:57
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answered by ghostwalker077 6
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This is a global forum. No one can answer your question with any kind of accuracy if you don't include what country and state/province you live in. In the United States, laws governing car sales vary widely from state to state.
2007-03-08 03:13:55
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answered by Anonymous
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