Where can I schedule an inspection on a vehicle abandoned on my personal property?
Any law-enforcement officer or authorized third-party provider can provide an inspection on a vehicle abandoned on private property.
Any law-enforcement officer or authorized third-party provider can provide an inspection on a vehicle abandoned on private property.
Arizona law, ARS 28-2091-O, requires that any person who sells a vehicle for which a salvage title has been issued, must disclose to the buyer, before the completion of the sale, that it is a salvage vehicle.
Yes. However, the seller must tell the buyer that they are purchasing a salvage vehicle. Make sure that when you do buy a salvage vehicle that you get to keep the proof of ownership of replacement component parts used in the repair or restoration.
Each receipt must include these items:
In addition to the title (if issued) or registration (if issued) you must show receipts, invoices, bills of sale or other ownership documents for component parts used in the vehicle repair process.
All equipment required for highway use must be in good working order.
To help reduce auto theft, restored salvage vehicles require the more comprehensive Level III inspection conducted by peace officers. A Level III is necessary to verify all major component parts (front end assembly, engine, transmission, rear end assembly) and the vehicle is equipped for highway use.
Complete a title application, make an appointment to have a Level III inspection conducted, obtain an emissions compliance certificate (if applicable), surrender the salvage title with the application and pay a $4.00 title fee – plus registration fees (if applicable).
A Restored Salvage Certificate of Title is issued to a vehicle that has been rebuilt or restored for highway use.