lonely T-bird June 09, 2009, 10:06:26 AM About 5 miles away from me there is an abondoned house with a 83-86 t-bird in the yard. Does anyone know how i can get ahold of it without breaking any laws. Quote Selected
lonely T-bird Reply #2 – June 09, 2009, 12:43:02 PM First step would be to go down to the courthouse and find out who owns the property. In Florida it's the Property Appraisers office and the owner info is online, but whoever is responsible for collecting taxes on the land will know the owner's address. If the car doesn't belong to them they can likely tell you who owns it or at least authorize you to remove it from their property if it's abandoned. The DMV should be able to tell you how to legally obtain title to an abandoned vehicle.Or you could invest $50 or so and consult an attorney for a half hour. Quote Selected
lonely T-bird Reply #3 – June 09, 2009, 12:59:08 PM Seriously -- a bump on a post you made less than 3 hours before?First step -- learn some patience because it will most likely take some time to get the car if you are in fact serious enough.... Quote Selected
lonely T-bird Reply #4 – June 09, 2009, 04:18:53 PM out here if you apply for a lost or abandoned tittle, all they do is try to contact the owner, If they don't answer the car is yours. Quote Selected
lonely T-bird Reply #5 – June 09, 2009, 04:36:54 PM Quote from: V8Demon;276680Seriously -- a bump on a post you made less than 3 hours before? First step -- learn some patience because it will most likely take some time to get the car if you are in fact serious enough.... Amen, I was thinking the exact same thing. Quote Selected
lonely T-bird Reply #6 – June 09, 2009, 06:31:05 PM Quote from: wnt2gofst;276656About 5 miles away from me there is an abondoned house with a 83-86 t-bird in the yard. Does anyone know how i can get ahold of it without breaking any laws.yeah:D:burnout: dont get caught Quote Selected
lonely T-bird Reply #7 – June 09, 2009, 06:39:47 PM yeah i know i have a buddy with a truck and chain but i'd rather do it legally Quote Selected
lonely T-bird Reply #8 – June 10, 2009, 12:35:47 AM Quote from: wnt2gofst;276732yeah i know i have a buddy with a truck and chain but i'd rather do it legallyI love this sentence. Its like your responding to someone telling you that you have a buddy with a truck and a chain and you are agreeing to it.its not illegal to know a buddy with a chain and a truck.:flip:seriously,, just go to the tax asessors office and from there, its all public information.around here you would write to the owner and wait for them to reply. Quote Selected
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