I have a few questions about getting paper work in order.. I purchased a 81 xs400 a year ago for down south.. great deal.. got it across the boarder with no issues, but MTO wants an aparasil done before I can legally transfer it into my name.. I told them its not running as its a basket case and can not get it to a shop for one. Any ideas on were I can get one done with out bringing the bike with me? well I need 2 done really as I got a 80 Honda I started ripping apart before the paperwork was done..i,m in Ajax if that helps..
getting paperwork in order..
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Kneedragger88 had a pick up and drop off service; I don't know if he still does this though.
http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-veh...ravel-fee-W0QQAdIdZ343269254QQfeaturedAdZtrue
He's saved me TONS of $$ when buying cars
If you're not in a hurry he can just mail you the appraisal or if you are in a hurry he'll come to your house and do it.
kruzuki
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I bought a bike ('72 Suzuki t-350) without proper paperwork and non-running at the time.
I ended up having to rent a trailer to take it to a Suzuki dealership (good old McBride Cycle) so they could write me up an appraisal as well as a letter attesting to my possession of the bike, before MTO would issue me an ownership. That was as per MTO, 20 years ago.
(I also had to get a letter from the police showing the bike not reported as stolen.)
I ended up having to rent a trailer to take it to a Suzuki dealership (good old McBride Cycle) so they could write me up an appraisal as well as a letter attesting to my possession of the bike, before MTO would issue me an ownership. That was as per MTO, 20 years ago.
(I also had to get a letter from the police showing the bike not reported as stolen.)
