+1what does this mean?? This bike will come with a Florida Certificate of Destruction. This is a parts only bike. You may be able to register in some states.
if it is theft recovery, the insurance company likely totaled the bike out..
Lien paid off, bike sold back to owner or junk yard for destruction or part out.
Laws vary from state to state on what can be done with a vehicle like that.
FL apparently disallows a relicense of bike for public roadways. I posted a site a couple months back that outlined laws in all 50 states on these things. But some states will allow you to re-title the vehicle as "salvage" and relicense the vehicle for the road (rules vary) It really spanks the resale value of a vehicle
you can save some serious coin on something like this or loose your pants
I got into the garage business in the mid 70's and had to deal with wholesalers for much of it... That also brings the body shop and detail shop business in... When I got my wholesalers license for cars I had to be up on the law or suffer their wrath for mistakes (selling more than 10 cars a year in AZ required license)..if it is theft recovery, the insurance company likely totaled the bike out..
Lien paid off, bike sold back to owner or junk yard for destruction or part out.
Laws vary from state to state on what can be done with a vehicle like that.
FL apparently disallows a relicense of bike for public roadways. I posted a site a couple months back that outlined laws in all 50 states on these things. But some states will allow you to re-title the vehicle as "salvage" and relicense the vehicle for the road (rules vary) It really spanks the resale value of a vehicle
you can save some serious coin on something like this or loose your pants
randy, you rock. you know something about everything. lots of wisdom and knowledge
alright, i'm gonnafor a minute.
i have a 99'bike with 03'engine, millege ?, rebuilt motor, should i get a salvage or rebuilt title for better resale value.