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Originally Posted by Oldchief
Guess I'm over-thinking this and y'all are right. Apply the KISS rule...keep it simple stupid! Thanks for your input.
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I don't think you were overthinking it.
The wording you used in a prior post in this thread will work nicely.
Write it out, have them sign it, take a picture of the signed document which has their driver's license in the picture.
The picture will eliminate the:
That's not my signature,
my wife bought it and I wasn't even there,
it was dark and I don't know what I signed,
they didn't tell me it didn't have an oven,
I thought those roof vent covers were air-conditioning units,
no he didn't say dually, he said dual air,
my prius has adaptive cruise control, its the same year as this motor home. Of course he told me it had adaptive cruise. Why would I expect it to not?
Anyone can take you to court no matter the official vehicle transfer document.
Word it well and severe, make all parties sign it.
Its five minutes to write something inarguable.
Take the five minutes.
Think of some of the insipid complaints you've read on this forum from inane buyers.
Protect yourself from them.
Just info from someone who has sold 100's of cars privately(collectable cars which were a Financial reach with a lot of aftersale handwringing second guessing for most of the buyers...about the same as an rv).
1971 'cudas came in three shadrs of turd brown/gold that they were often indistinguishable unless in bright light. Try getting sued over the color of an original factory painted car the guy spent 6 hours looking at before he coughed up the cash....
You can't put enough words in there.
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