Stunningly low miles. Nice.

 

Still working on engine shots - will definitely get them tomorrow. The engine wasn't moved to the point any motor mounts were broken - or anything like that - once passenger frame rail was straightened - motor relaxed to its correct location.

Yes, I would sell to Canada - US funds of course - you arrange transport. I sold my WS6 to Canada a couple years ago.

 

You did a GREAT job of bringing the car to the condition it's in

 

what is the process or steps to getting the title rebuilt on a salvage vehicle?

 

Good job on brining it back to that condition!
Man, if I could sell my car I would def. be intrested.

 

Thanks. I am very meticulous when it comes to fixing them (no this is not my first Evo I have fixed nor my last) - I make sure every bolt is the right one from Mitsu and every fastener is used for everything. I try to make the car as good as it was when it left factory.

In Illinois, first you have to be a licensed auto rebuilder with the state. Then the process consists of a Safety Inspection and then a Secretary of State Police Inspection. The first is self-explanatory - the second is to check VIN numbers for stolen parts and such. Then once you pass both tests (have to pass safety before the police) you receive a Rebuilt Title. Only then can the car be driven and registered on public roads. If caught driving a salvage car on the roads - it is a Class A Misdemeanor (read that at inspection site - not sure what that means - but doesn't sound good ) - so I tow car to all inspections.

Chris

 

holy **** low miles. good luck.

 

good guy. excellent car. bump for you sir

 

Added underhood photos.

 

What's the process of buying from another state, say California. Like what sort of things would I have to do to get it registered?

Also as far as insurances go, will they do full coverage on it. Or will I have to keep it just under liability. (which wont cover the evo in case its my fault) ??

Lastly I take it that banks don't finance salvaged cars...so this car would have to be paid cash???

 

Now that it is a rebuilt title - I believe you register it just like a clean title car - it will just have a rebuilt title from your state once you register it - but you would want to double check to be absolutely sure on that. That is how it worked when my brother bought a CO rebuilt title car and went to IL DMV and registered it and got a IL rebuilt title back from state.

As far as insurance - I have full coverage insurance on it now through State Farm and it is covered for the full retail value of the car - since it has been fixed.

Not sure if all banks will finance - but I know my Credit Union will finance it - they just need a letter from insurance saying that they will cover it for the full amount (to cover their interest obviously) - that is Baxter Credit Union - I know they have branches in CA and I could give you my loan officer's contact info if you are serious. With the price I am selling at - with good credit - 100% LTV is possible. They have rates as low as 4.74% APR right now (that does include a couple discounts like direct deposit and electronic payment). Not sure what other banks do offer - but I know there are a few that do. I thought someone told me or I ran across that E-Loan and LendingTree might do them.

 

if i had the money...i would be on my way to you now...bump!

 

Price dropped - new price in original post.

 

Very very tempting. My car should be sold sometime in the next 2 weeks. I may consider this. Anyway nice job repairing it. Looks great from the pics.

 

jeez. thats a great price. damn.