Im not disagreeing that the OP may be bogus. Lately it seem 20-30% of new topics could be. If this turns out to be the case, oh well...

As for the paperwork. Here, when you buy used (or new for that matter) from a dealer and finance the dealer handles all the registration and titleing and the title gets sent straight to the lender. The registration and plate/tag is sent to the new owner. The buyer never sees the title until the vehicle is paid for and the lender releases it.
Buying from an individual with financing is somewhat more complicated, especially if there's a loan to pay off, and you may or may not get to see the title.

 

I've given trolls the benefit of the doubt but this one looks pretty solid as one.

How about an image of the carfax with the last 5 of the vin blacked out for your own security and photos of the bike?

Until then - I call BS.

 

​​​​​​​I'm as cynical as you, but I will say that OP did come back a couple of times. Usually it's a one shot hit and run...then the trout start rising to the bait!

 

In IN, we the new owners are given all paperwork from a dealer to take to BMV for title transfer/application and plates, new or used. Illinois may be different?

 

Why would a dealership have a bike that has a title that is of a totaled/salvaged classification?

 

​​​​​​​Yep...one of the thangs not adding up!

 

I do not think a bank will loan money on a salvaged title, because the insurance company will not write a comp and collision policy on a vehicle with a salvaged title. This is the reason the vehicle has the salvage clarification. It prevents the insurance co. from paying multiple claims on the same item which may not have ever been repaired or properly repaired. The bank can't get paid for damage after the vehicle has salvage tag added. That is here in South Carolina.

 

I dont get it.

 

update ?

 

I think "Jace Dude" is busy making sock puppets here and on other forums. I think he got me as WNorris with "pit ****" :-)