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I have another question. You may have mentioned it earlier. Did they even look at the hidden SO numbers stamped in the core support?

Since 83 and verified not stolen, you are probably ok. Just call the bonding company and ask them who gets charged if someone claims the car. No insurance company in the world is going to pay a claim and then not try and get there money back on a deal like this. I’ve had three fire claims in...

In three years, the bonded title goes off, so they only have three years to claim the car.

Texas and Minnesota Law’s are different and change all the time. Correct, the bonding company never sees the cars and does not care. Neither does txdot All they want is their fee. I’m just trying to save you some hassle. Make sure you “ install” wink, wink, a motor. They will not come to look...

Well, good to hear that the inspector did not require and engine or engine number. I bet you that when you apply for the bond, they will want an engine in the car. Every bonded title I’ve ever gotten required an engine in the bay. It does not have to run, it just has to be there. NOW, they do...

Well, every state is different and they change all the time. It used to be all you had to do was get it inspected at a regular inspection place. The looked at the vin on the dash and verified that. Now they are supposed to check all the hidden vin numbers and compare that to the vin on the dash...

Its actually been that way for along time. Not sure why but you need to call first. It changes all the time.

Just out of curiosity, how did the inspection go? I’ve not had a bonded title done in awhile. They have since required the inspection. They used to just require an inspection from a regular vehicle inspection place. Now they require the authority to look at the car and it has to have a motor...

I think you have to post a price in your add, Bob.