First time 993 buyer
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First time 993 buyer
Hi everyone, I am about to buy my first 993. Its a '96 4s with 33k miles. A porsche dealer in North Carolina is completing a PPI this week including a compression test.
This forum has been very helpful so far: Intercity with ship the car to NY, I recevied a quote from Hagerty to insure it - expensive so will call others - and I called Rennwerke already and will probably have it serviced there.
Any advice on how best to handle the paperwork of the sale and to get it registered in NY would be welcome! Are there companies that you can pay to handle all that?
This forum has been very helpful so far: Intercity with ship the car to NY, I recevied a quote from Hagerty to insure it - expensive so will call others - and I called Rennwerke already and will probably have it serviced there.
Any advice on how best to handle the paperwork of the sale and to get it registered in NY would be welcome! Are there companies that you can pay to handle all that?
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Burning Brakes
The dealer in NC should provide you with the title or if you financed it the bill of sale and transfer slip. It's pretty straightforward.
See here- https://dmv.ny.gov/registration/transfer-ownership-and-acceptable-proofs-ownership#Cars
See here- https://dmv.ny.gov/registration/transfer-ownership-and-acceptable-proofs-ownership#Cars
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If you bought it with no lien then he signs the NC title transferring it to you, sends the title to you, and you take it to the DMV with your details and signature to register and title the car in NY. You'll pay NY state sales tax on the disclosed purchase price you give them.
If you have a lien it's a little more complicated as the lien holder will need the title- they'll provide you with a proof of ownership to get it registered.
If you have a lien it's a little more complicated as the lien holder will need the title- they'll provide you with a proof of ownership to get it registered.
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Burning Brakes
Yes quite right, good catch- it has to be signed in front of notary by seller with buyers name added. However the buyer can sign in NY once he gets it.
From NY DMV link I posted earlier:
To transfer ownership
From NY DMV link I posted earlier:
To transfer ownership
- the seller whose name appears on the proof of ownership must record the name of the buyer and sign the transfer section of the proof of ownership
- the transfer section must be notarized if the proof of ownership is a Certificate of Title from Arizona, Kentucky, Louisiana, Montana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Washington, or Wyoming
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Thank you - very helpful. A little daunted by the process - I have not been able to find a good post yet on how best to sequence the different steps (bill of sale, transfer, etc) and how best (and at what stage) to handle payment.
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Very helpful - thank you! What other paperwork should I ask from the seller? I downloaded a bill of sale document from the DMV website - looks like I need that to register the car in NY. Is there anything else?
Its the Porsche dealer in Durham who is doing the PPI including compression - sounds like they knew these cars well.
Its the Porsche dealer in Durham who is doing the PPI including compression - sounds like they knew these cars well.
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Get a quote from Heacock for agreed value insurance. In 17 years owning the 993 I’ve been through their competitors like Leland West and Haggerty and Heacock is the best. Real people to talk to and they will give you good service and the agreed value amount your new car requires. Congratulations on the purchase - where in NYS are you? Syracuse area here.
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Get a quote from Heacock for agreed value insurance. In 17 years owning the 993 I’ve been through their competitors like Leland West and Haggerty and Heacock is the best. Real people to talk to and they will give you good service and the agreed value amount your new car requires. Congratulations on the purchase - where in NYS are you? Syracuse area here.
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This could be an epic road trip. I would fly to Durham with a certified check and a new NY plate and drive her home AFTER a detour to Tsil of the Dragon.
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Congrats on the new car - I agree with Foxman....that would be an awesome road trip. Please let us know if you have any questions; I'm attaching a link to our site's DIY tech articles on the 993 platform.
https://www.pelicanparts.com/911/911...icles_late.htm
https://www.pelicanparts.com/911/911...icles_late.htm
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