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19 Oct 2021, 12:55 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / Both Texas and Utah allow the bonded-title procedures, but usually those who found vehicles on their properties are trying to avoid that step, so they'll have a clean title as soon as possible. Sometimes, finding a car hidden on a property ...
18 Oct 2021, 12:28 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / I see how piling rust buckets in a yard on the side of the highway might be an unpleasant view. Still, I can't understand why in some cases those who find them can't get a title and try giving these cars a new life, or sell them for resto...
16 Oct 2021, 23:36 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / Most states allow landowners to claim the cars they found on their properties or even on public ones. But that might lead to suspicious activities, and that's why some states are stricter and others just cautious with the abandoned cars' ...
15 Oct 2021, 14:39 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / These states too are having trouble with the abandoned cars. While Pennsylvania is large enough to store them, Rhode Island has to be more careful, since it's the smallest U.S. state and forests cover almost 60 percent of its surface. Penns...
14 Oct 2021, 15:42 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / Unfortunately, many of the cars that get abandoned these days are not worthy of the time spent in courts or trying to title them. But some, mostly the older ones, are worth it, since their prices might be going through the roof at some point. Wo...
13 Oct 2021, 11:43 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / While in North Carolina you can't have a bonded title for an abandoned vehicle, in North Dakota, you really have to dig deep and find the former owner of a car, or be convinced there is no other title available, to get things going. Apart f...
12 Oct 2021, 12:30 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / While some see an abandoned car as a pile of junk, others see the Holy Grail, and would give an arm and a leg for one. The difference is that the former group will call the cops to have the car removed, while the latter would go into the bureaucrac...
11 Oct 2021, 21:47 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / According to NADA's evaluation, a 1969 Camaro Z/28 should sell for around $97,000 if it's on high retail, but Reggie's car was not one of those garage queens trailered and pampered around. He's a car person, and car-guys are dri...
11 Oct 2021, 13:15 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / While New Hampshire was the first to declare its independence from England, New Jersey was the first to sign the Bill of Rights. Thus, both states are strong in their freedom beliefs, and they have proof of that. In some states, it is normal to ...
11 Oct 2021, 09:26 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / It looks like Reggie Jackson is making some room in his garage and all we hope is that he will get himself a new set of wheels (or two) with at least the same heritage value as the two Camaros that he's selling. There are no doubts regardin...
10 Oct 2021, 07:33 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / The Brits have the Stonehenge, but as a true modern replica of that stays the Carhenge from Nebraska, a state where only law enforcement can title an abandoned vehicle. Over in Nevada, things are a little bit more relaxed, but only when it comes to...
9 Oct 2021, 10:22 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / With the U.S. industry producing so many cars over the last century, and many others coming from abroad, it obvious that not all of them have been recycled or dismantled. As a result, some are still on the roads, others litter the scenery, and few ...
8 Oct 2021, 13:06 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / While Minnesota is not the kind of state where someone can hope to get their abandoned vehicle back in a couple of days, if it broke down on the road, in Mississippi people have up to five days to recover it. Sometimes in the middle of a road tr...
7 Oct 2021, 22:22 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / The legendary baseball player Reginald “Reggie” Jackson sells his beloved 1969 Chevrolet Camaro, and the car is drop-dead gorgeous. Reggie Jackson played 21 seasons in Major League Baseball for several teams across the nation. He hel...
7 Oct 2021, 12:53 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / Just because someone abandoned a vehicle on your property and you find it after you purchased the land doesn't mean that it will be automatically yours, at least not in Massachusetts and Michigan. Sometimes it is hard to understand why an a...
6 Oct 2021, 12:58 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / It doesn't matter why you pulled over on a public road in Maine or Maryland, or why you left your car to rot in a garage - police might take it for good. It is very understandable why local governments want to get rid of the junks left to r...
6 Oct 2021, 07:48 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / Even though it is not considered a muscle car, the Corvette was often pitted against them and, in stock vs. stock configuration, it could easily outpace most of the opponents, since it was lighter and more powerful. By the mid-60’s, GM...
5 Oct 2021, 13:57 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / What makes a good sports car a great sports car? It has to have heritage, continuity, performance, or styling? Well, the answer is all of the above. But if you add some more, you get more. And this is how the Corvette became the greatest American s...
4 Oct 2021, 21:30 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / There are twelve states where you can't get a bonded title, and Kentucky is one of them, but the things may go way more south in Louisiana, in more ways than one. Sometimes you have to take a look at that old car abandoned on the side of th...
3 Oct 2021, 23:01 UTC · By: Tudor Serban / Barn finds are some people's dreams, but claiming them in some states is just impossible - not in Iowa or Kansas, where you can get one in a few months. These two states are known for two famous characters: Captain James T. Kirk from Star T...