Any value in old titles?

[Protour_Pinto]

Hypothetically is there any value in old titles? I may or may not know someone with a lot of old Michigan titles.

[Damn True]

What sort of titles?

I wouldn't mind it if people called me "Grand Duke of Worcheshire Sauce" or "Sir Loin of Beef"

[andrewb70]

Hypothetically is there any value in old titles? I may or may not know someone with a lot of old Michigan titles.

Hypothetically it may be against the law to sell titles...

Andrew

[Twentyover]

Hypothetically it may be against the law to sell titles...

Andrew

.....unless it comes with a car.....

[andrewb70]

.....unless it comes with a car.....

Right! LOL

Andrew

[Protour_Pinto]

Thats kinda what I was thinking.

[SLO_Z28]

Hypothetically is there any value in old titles? I may or may not know someone with a lot of old Michigan titles.

You may or may not get in a LOT of trouble for selling said titles without cars.

[Jetfixr320]

Or when someone want's to sell the Cut out VIN #s and titles. I've seen them posted on Craigs and other message boards.

[andrewb70]

Or when someone want's to sell the Cut out VIN #s and titles. I've seen them posted on Craigs and other message boards.

That is illegal as well...

Andrew

[dontlifttoshift]

Yes, but they are hard to move anymore. Now our definitions of old may be different but I am thinking 30s and 40s titles. 32 and 34 Ford titles still move for 500 to a 1000, if they got real ford numbers on them. That market is going away no as it becomes easier to get a 32 title for your all new car that resembles a 32 Ford.

Some swap meet guys have been selling them as "collector items" and getting away with it.

It's not something I would get involved in.

[drflex]

theres a market for historical documents. mostly depends on the year/model.