2002 orange WS6 LS1 Convert w black leather, $1,.000 exhaust system, complete frame rails, more. 67,000 miles.
A soldier owned it and he was killed in action, and his grandparents kept it in a barn but they died.
It sat for years until a distant relative who inherited the property came to the state to check the house out, leaving the barn open.
The car was seen from the street and a guy walked up to the property caretaker and asked if it was for sale, and he offered $2,000.
There were no papers with it, and the caretaker called the relative, asked if he could buy it for $1,000, and said yes.
He got a grand, the relative got a grand, and the buyer tried to get papers on the car but couldn't.
He resold it for $4000 to another guy who also couldn't get papers on it.
Oregon doesn't allow a nonpaperwork car to be registered just based on a bill of sale from just anyone.
He put it in Craigs for $6,000, telling me he only had a bill of sale but he checked and title could be had, and that was a lie. I forked out the cash and tried to title it.
To my horror, I found it couldn't be.
After days of feeling screwed, I found a company in Texas that knew of one eastern state that allows bill of sale only if notarized.
The charge was $525 for new plates from that state and registration to be transferred to my state!
I held my breath and sent the $525, but took 3 months and the plates came!
I still have not started it!
I was holding my breath again.
It sat for at least 14 years so all fluids have to come out.
So I have an (I hope it runs) Rare color WS6 vert for $6,525.00.
A soldier owned it and he was killed in action, and his grandparents kept it in a barn but they died.
It sat for years until a distant relative who inherited the property came to the state to check the house out, leaving the barn open.
The car was seen from the street and a guy walked up to the property caretaker and asked if it was for sale, and he offered $2,000.
There were no papers with it, and the caretaker called the relative, asked if he could buy it for $1,000, and said yes.
He got a grand, the relative got a grand, and the buyer tried to get papers on the car but couldn't.
He resold it for $4000 to another guy who also couldn't get papers on it.
Oregon doesn't allow a nonpaperwork car to be registered just based on a bill of sale from just anyone.
He put it in Craigs for $6,000, telling me he only had a bill of sale but he checked and title could be had, and that was a lie. I forked out the cash and tried to title it.
To my horror, I found it couldn't be.
After days of feeling screwed, I found a company in Texas that knew of one eastern state that allows bill of sale only if notarized.
The charge was $525 for new plates from that state and registration to be transferred to my state!
I held my breath and sent the $525, but took 3 months and the plates came!
I still have not started it!
I was holding my breath again.
It sat for at least 14 years so all fluids have to come out.
So I have an (I hope it runs) Rare color WS6 vert for $6,525.00.
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