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Old 01-03-2021, 08:48 AM   #1
Camaro_Fuzion
 
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Drives: 2022 Chevy Camaro 2SS Redline
Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Houston, TX
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Questions about bill of sale and who it should apply to?

I have some concerns and questions. I am not a business. This past summer I sold my wrecked Camaro 2010 2SS to a tow/body shop guy for $5K in cash. After he paid me. I signed over the title to him. I did not include an official bill of sale from all cash transaction. Last week, the guy contacts me and says he is going to sell the car to one of his family members. He wants me to create a bill of sale in his other family member's name and not his. I just find it odd that he will not create the bill of sale since he is the now owner of the wrecked Camaro 2010 2SS. Should I be concerned? Is this guy trying to pull a scam or some shady BS? Will I be left legal issues or a non-disclosed fee from the state of Texas? By not creating a bill of sale for the original buyer of my vehicle? Shouldn't I create a bill of sale for the original buyer and let him deal with creating a new bill of sale with his own family member? Something does not sound right here. What would be the best course of action to take? I want to help the guy the right way. I just do not want to get screwed. The car has all kinds of issues from the wreck. I verbally disclosed that to the buyer already when he saw and purchased the vehicle in said condition. Am I missing something here that will end up biting me in the ass later? I sold the car for what it is worth in said condition. I did not make any profit above what the value of the vehicle is worth.
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