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I'm no lawyer- but - 1988

posted by  dylant on  Sun Feb 24 12:26 CST 2002
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My guess is you'd have to write the lender, get a "release" showing they
no longer hold a lien against the car, and then contact the state DMV to
get a new title with no liens. I'd call the DMV and see what steps they'd suggest. Whatever happens, you'll need a clear title in the end to rid yourself of the car, and that may mean some money on your part.

Good luck-
Dylan






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