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Baltothewolf 05-02-2014 03:57 PM

What is needed to sell a wrecked car?
 
As some of you know I got into an accident last month, and I'm trying to sell my car, does anyone know what exactly needs to be done? It's not in bad condition whatsoever, my dad, little brother and I spent 2 hours rebending most of the wrecked parts and the truck closes and locks now. Do I have to get it inspected before selling it? Does anyone know what has to be done (I live in Cali if that makes any difference).

NachtRitter 05-02-2014 04:56 PM

Not sure, but I suspect there is nothing you need to do to sell it (no inspection, etc) ... It will be up to the buyer to get it road-worthy again.

Was the vehicle reported to the DMV as a "total loss" by the insurance company? If so, then obviously you'll have to state that in the advertisement and the new owner will need to go through the inspection process once the vehicle is repaired: see https://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/brochures/howto/htvr13.htm

Baltothewolf 05-02-2014 05:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NachtRitter (Post 422715)
Not sure, but I suspect there is nothing you need to do to sell it (no inspection, etc) ... It will be up to the buyer to get it road-worthy again.

Was the vehicle reported to the DMV as a "total loss" by the insurance company? If so, then obviously you'll have to state that in the advertisement and the new owner will need to go through the inspection process once the vehicle is repaired: see https://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/brochures/howto/htvr13.htm

Yea it was. And ok cool, I'll make sure I note that and make a point they know when they buy it.

some_other_dave 05-03-2014 11:57 PM

You might want to state the damage on a sales document that you and the buyer both sign. Just to make sure that the buyer cannot come back with "you never told me" later.

-soD

Baltothewolf 05-04-2014 08:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by some_other_dave (Post 422950)
You might want to state the damage on a sales document that you and the buyer both sign. Just to make sure that the buyer cannot come back with "you never told me" later.

-soD

Good idea. My brother and I pulled out the trunk, and rebent the bumper and got the trunk to click closed, then I taped the right tail light back on the car so it actually looks half decent now lol. I have been driving it the past 2 days and it's running great. Almost (almost) makes me not want to get rid of it.


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