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    Quote Originally Posted by landmine View Post
    I cant believe you would consider scrapping that! Its a gold mine
    My dad would need a gold mine in order to pay the fees!



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    Quote Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper View Post
    Unless the DMV put a lien against the title, I don't know if the fees follow the title? I don't even know if DMV's attach liens against titles? I suggest calling your local DMV as if you were buying this truck.
    Not buying he owns it. Trying to sell it for him and get the most out of it. I appreciate the concern though!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ditchdigger View Post
    I scrapped my old single axle International dump last summer, and they gave me shredder price.

    That having been said, it wasn't roadworthy, and wasn't going to be ever again, at least not at a price that'd make it economical. I'd made a few calls, and none of the junkyards offered me more than I could get taking it directly to the scrap yard, but part of that is because that year and model weren't in much demand, parts wise. That KW has a lot more of its sisters and cousins still running the road though, and it's sure to be worth something in parts, if not whole.

    How many miles are on it, Julie? I drive one occasionally that is within a tankful of fuel of turning over 700,000. (Not a typo. Seven hundred thousand miles.)
    I'm not sure there are too many spiders in the cab for me to go in there and look!

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    I would definitely find out if the fees owed would be negated by selling it before proceeding. If the fees can be bypassed by buying it from your dad, I can think of a hundred uses for it in the scrap world, providing you have at least a class B license.

    Edit....not uncommon for commercial grade trucks to see a million plus miles
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    Quote Originally Posted by Julie View Post
    Not buying he owns it. Trying to sell it for him and get the most out of it. I appreciate the concern though!
    I understand that. That's why I was saying to call as if you were a prospective buyer or however you want to do it to get your questions answered. If it doesn't follow the title, then sell it as a working dump truck. Around here you'd prolly get 8 to 10 grand for it.

    Is the 7,000 something he owes regardless? Or just if he wants to register/use it? 7k is pretty steep...but knowing how California is...

    Best of luck in whatever happens.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper View Post
    I understand that. That's why I was saying to call as if you were a prospective buyer or however you want to do it to get your questions answered. If it doesn't follow the title, then sell it as a working dump truck. Around here you'd prolly get 8 to 10 grand for it.

    Is the 7,000 something he owes regardless? Or just if he wants to register/use it? 7k is pretty steep...but knowing how California is...

    Best of luck in whatever happens.
    Technically he doesn't owe it at all. The fees are with the truck as I understand it... The title was signed over but not to anyone specifically. I think I found a local gentleman that has a tow truck business/scrap yard/feed store that my Dad actually personally knows that is interested in it to use on his farm. At least he has a tow truck that can handle it! lol all the other places were not capable of towing that vehicle.


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