MN title issues (Nada values)

[5window]

Originally Posted by Rowdy

I would think a notorized "Bill of Sale" would fix that. Rod

No, I don't think so. I can sell you a car for any price, Grandma can sell you her car for $!. You're going to need to prove to the state that the car is not worth the NADA value.

Got my /65 Mustang from my aunt, the original owner, who lives in New Hampshire. NH is a no sales tax state. PA wanted me to pay sales tax when I transferred my title. But, I gave then a reasonable value and there was not a problem. $11150 here would be $669.

I think the idea of a certified appraiser is the best one for convincing the your state. Just hope they don't come back at $13K! Keep us posted.

[karasmer]

Well my tizzy fit must have paid off, just received a brand spanking new title.

[Spokes]

Originally Posted by karasmer

Well I transferred a title on my 29 tudor a bit back and today I get a letter from the state not believing I paid so little, apparently they go off of Nada value guild lines which list a driver quality 29 tudor at $11,150 (the lowest on their list). So now they want me to pay sales tax on $11,150 not the $10 flat fee I paid already paid for (cars under $3000). So now I have to provide an affidavit along with evidence such as photos, should be a no brainer once they see the rust holes and such. This just baffles me to no end.

I have a 29 tudor, see if the state will buy mine for $11,500 ???

[Dirty30]

The DMV rules apply to some licensing places and not others. Ask me how I know that!. Local guys in the "Know", know which licensing places are "friendlier" than others. Minnesota has been cracking down on fraudulent titles the last couple of years though.