buying and selling out of your state ?

[nailpounder]

i have a classic car for sale on the internet .it will probably sell out of state.so my question is ? what is the best way to do the money transfer and title and anything that i may not know about .i have looked on the internet and can't seem to find a lot on the subject. anyone posted anything on this ? thank for any and all help.

 

[Doug The Dog]

I sold a car on eBay a few years ago to a guy in Chicago. He sent me a cashiers check. Once the funds were secure in my bank account, I fedex'd him the bill of sale and the title. He arranged for shipping. I dropped the car off to the shipper and the rest is history. Do not release the car or title until you have the money in your hand. I wouldn't release the car or title until I made sure the check was good and not a fraud.

-Travis

 

[judge]

I use Western Union. Funds start out secure.

 

[71mach1lady]

We did a wire transfer to the seller's bank when we bought the Detroit Electric

 

[rpmcarter]

first we must have pic's of the classic car...

 

[72HCODE]

i bought mine out of florida, i used a certified bank check at that time.

 

[nailpounder]

first we must have pic's of the classic car...

just for you man


thank you for the info it helps

 

[73StangCoupe]

I've used this service once before and it works great for both buyer and seller. It's called www.escrow.com. Everyone involved in the deal is protected. I sold my last 73 Coupe to a lady in Oklahoma. It really is the safest way to make a deal... especially when making a deal with someone out of state. The best part is that the buyer sends the money to this site, you get a confirmation they have the money, then you release the car to the shipper, the buyer accepts the car, you get the money. Good luck!