This Ram 1500 Classic seemed to be on its way to the scraper. But a car rebuild expert saw potential in it and paid under $4,000 to buy it ...

Knapp was provided with a title in his name, but a transfer to Knapp was not completed, police said. Knapp listed the 2001 Dodge truck for sale on Facebook Marketplace and made arrangements with ...

Happy Friday, everyone! I spent last weekend upstate, visiting friends (and establishments that serve garbage plates) in good ...

If he kept the truck as a "salvage vehicle" it would become illegal to drive and Rhoades would need to file paperwork to get a "salvage title" and would then need to schedule a state inspection ...

It’s almost the end of Halloween celebrations in Los Santos and Rockstar Games added a fresh set of GTA Online Salvage Yard Robbery ... of the popular multiplayer title since the beginning ...

These estimates do not include title, registration fees, lien fees, or any other fees that may be imposed by a governmental agency in connection with the sale and financing of the vehicle.

These estimates do not include title, registration fees, lien fees, or any other fees that may be imposed by a governmental agency in connection with the sale and ... Overall the truck is very ...

Junkyards, dealers and private buyers pay between $100 to $950 for the average junk car, though heavy trucks and popular ... While junk car buyers and salvage yards can help you unload a junk ...

The title was signed over. Done. Never heard from them again. The lesson learned though: Make sure you write up a Bill of Sale signed by ... shows up and picks out a truck he wants, an all-black ...

If you’re thinking about selling your car to a junkyard, find your title ... after the sale if your car needs a tow. Be sure to ask each junkyard whether it will pay for a tow truck.

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He visited a salvage yard there, Reyna said. Gutierrez would fix up cars to sell; he knew someone at the yard and could get good deals there. He also liked to drive around in his truck and that ...