What type of title does your Supra have?
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My 86.5 and 89 are regular, my 92 is listed as salvaged due to a front end hit, airbag didn't go off, but this was back in '96 so who knows..
frame is straight and everything checks out, so maybe the owner didn't want it anymore.?
frame is straight and everything checks out, so maybe the owner didn't want it anymore.?
My title is clean but when the car was taken apart for paint we noticed that it had a lot of replaced parts and looked to have been in a pretty good accident some time ago.
Makes you wonder about how accurate carfax is...
Makes you wonder about how accurate carfax is...
Gotta love CarFax then haha, but what stops others from lying, anyhow my car has a clean title, yet i got the original steering wheel without an airbag so might have had an accident.
Clean title here but front end panels were repainted along with the rear bumper and replaced nose panel (replaced with one w/o headlamp washers). Still haven't looked at it too closely to try and figure it out.. So far every panel I've checked still has matching VIN's so its' beyond me. Maybe it was just a small fender bender up front and some faded panels got repainted, who knows..
But carfax definitely does not tell the full story, only if it was claimed and written up. Plenty of accidents happen under the radar sad to say :/
But carfax definitely does not tell the full story, only if it was claimed and written up. Plenty of accidents happen under the radar sad to say :/
242,000 miles of smooth sailing...
It dodges cars pretty well too though, lol. Turbo blast the fuck out!
I thought it was pretty fucked up, when someone hit my Karmann Ghia, the other persons insurance company deemed it totalled, then mailed me a copy of my title with THEIR name on it(basically seizing possesion of it) asking if I wanted to buy it back from THEM, all before I could ask, "Uhm, excuse me?"
Playin' hardball! Get a second opinion! Shoot, get a third opinion! And save every receipt with a note on it stating how much labor it took you.
It dodges cars pretty well too though, lol. Turbo blast the fuck out!
I thought it was pretty fucked up, when someone hit my Karmann Ghia, the other persons insurance company deemed it totalled, then mailed me a copy of my title with THEIR name on it(basically seizing possesion of it) asking if I wanted to buy it back from THEM, all before I could ask, "Uhm, excuse me?"
Playin' hardball! Get a second opinion! Shoot, get a third opinion! And save every receipt with a note on it stating how much labor it took you.
clean title with a little front end frame tweak that keeps my hood from being perfectly aligned :3d_frown:
last car salvage title rear end hit
current supra clean title 76K miles on body, i've had it stripped to the bone, no indication of an accident ever. Other then a small dent in qtr panel behind molding...
current supra clean title 76K miles on body, i've had it stripped to the bone, no indication of an accident ever. Other then a small dent in qtr panel behind molding...
clean title on meh 87 supra, but my 04 Honda has definitely seen better days. 1 accident 7k to fix, and many, many dings & scrapes.
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clean title
registered as a new car in 2006.
my mark 3 wasnt on dmv records for several years so they dropped it, after fighting with Texas and Cali for 6 months about proving the car exists and runs perfectly I finally found a way to get it titled but only as a new car. cost me over 500 bucks to get everything set, I'm thinking somewhere around $1,000 when I was finally done.
registered as a new car in 2006.
my mark 3 wasnt on dmv records for several years so they dropped it, after fighting with Texas and Cali for 6 months about proving the car exists and runs perfectly I finally found a way to get it titled but only as a new car. cost me over 500 bucks to get everything set, I'm thinking somewhere around $1,000 when I was finally done.
Bonded title. I bought the car from a guy who never registered it in his name after he bought it from the original owner. It was a pain in the ass and cost me about $500 to get it all taken care of.