Buying/Selling A Bronco at SC question -

ared77 · Feb 15, 2020

If I bring one down to Townsend to try to sell is it easy to find a notary there?

Any other things I'd need to consider other than having my title/registration, locating a notary, etc?

Thanks for any advice!

Norm

Slowleak · Feb 15, 2020

You probably also want a Bill of Sale with all the vehicle info and terms of the sale, sold “as is”, buyer has inspected the vehicle, payment has been received etc, and space for the buyers name. You would want to get that notarized as well. Maybe two copies, one for you and one for the buyer....

sprdv1 · Feb 15, 2020

Hey Norm, ping Suzy / Mike, they are local and likely could source that if needed for a notary..

75MIKE · Feb 15, 2020

Slowleak said:
You probably also want a Bill of Sale with all the vehicle info and terms of the sale, sold “as is”, buyer has inspected the vehicle, payment has been received etc, and space for the buyers name. You would want to get that notarized as well. Maybe two copies, one for you and one for the buyer....

I agree about 2 copies. You'll want the buyers info to fill out your sellers report with the state when you get home. At least Washington requires it. A good idea anyway to release your liability ASAP on the vehicle.
My 2 cents.

Tugross302 · Feb 15, 2020

I’ll be bringing a title. Who knows? I may not come home with the same bronco I take

ared77 · Feb 16, 2020

Thanks everybody.

Tugross302 do you already have a notary down there or will you be looking for one too?

Norm

Slowleak · Feb 16, 2020

BB&T Bank in Townsend should be able to notarize. You might give them a call. There is also UPS Store in Pigeon Forge. They all have someone who can notarize. I use them a lot.

Tugross302 · Feb 16, 2020

ared77 said:
Thanks everybody.

Tugross302 do you already have a notary down there or will you be looking for one too?

Norm

Not in particular. I know there are some Broncos that get sold there ( like the game warden half cab last year) I’ll figure something out if it comes to that

hyghlndr · Feb 16, 2020

Why not list here first?

ared77 · Feb 16, 2020

Due to me owning a business and being hard to get away, I usually don't even get down there till Friday afternoon, hang out Saturday, head home Sunday morning. Last couple of years I've brought my best Bronco the '66 I bought from this site. Usually just park on the outskirts of the show, drive the back roads, etc. Soooo... I just told the wife "we ought to take the '74 this time, throw a For Sale sign on it and see what happens!" It's fun to drive with no doors or top and if it sells, good, if not no problem! In other words I'm not real concerned if I sell it or not. And because of the rusty floorboards I'd feel better if the person buying it could look at it in person!

Norm

This one - https://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=299834

FRANKO289 · Feb 22, 2020

if need be ... I am a notary..

I do it for free, just bring a blank bill of sale !!!

well you can buy me a beer ...hahaha

ared77 · Feb 22, 2020

Thanks Franko!

SC74 · Feb 24, 2020

I am also a notary, but would it need to be a TN notary?

ared77 · Feb 24, 2020

Anybody know the answer? I wouldn't think so.

Slowleak · Feb 24, 2020

A quick search answered the question. A notary can only notarize while inside the geographical boundary of the state in which they hold a commission. An exception would be a bordering state which had a reciprocal agreement.

So, if you buy in Tennessee, you would need a notary commissioned in the state of Tennessee.

https://www.asnnotary.org/?form=jurisdictionissues

sprdv1 · Feb 24, 2020

Sounds fun....

ared77 said:
Due to me owning a business and being hard to get away, I usually don't even get down there till Friday afternoon, hang out Saturday, head home Sunday morning. Last couple of years I've brought my best Bronco the '66 I bought from this site. Usually just park on the outskirts of the show, drive the back roads, etc. Soooo... I just told the wife "we ought to take the '74 this time, throw a For Sale sign on it and see what happens!" It's fun to drive with no doors or top and if it sells, good, if not no problem! In other words I'm not real concerned if I sell it or not. And because of the rusty floorboards I'd feel better if the person buying it could look at it in person!

Norm

This one - https://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=299834

ared77 · Feb 24, 2020

Good info, thanks Slowleak!

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