u/Mr_Wizard91

Hello! I have an old rust bucket that looks like it went through an apocalypse. It once belonged to my MIL, who is now passed away. We have no title to junk it, and apparently to get one according to the DMV we can get a "junk certificate", meaning we get it registered as non operational. Problem is, it has no engine to start with, so there's that. I'm not gonna pay a tow company to tow it to the DMV for them to give it a "visual inspection" to ensure that it exists if I'm just gonna pay to have it hauled again from there to boot. What do I do with this derelict peice of shit? Tow it to the road and file off the VIN number and take the plates? The DMV literally can't even find any info or paper trail on it- to them it does not exist- even after giving them the VIN on the physical said piece of shit.

ETIT to clarify-

I've exhausted all local charities and junkyards, unfortunately. As far as towing it, I can't even do that with my friend's truck. The AXLE IS BROKEN HAHA

Hello everyone! My wife and I are inheriting an upright grand piano with ivory key tops. We can't keep it, but would like to restore it and sell it. We found a company that specializes in this. They said to do a full restoration, it would be 24K, but only half deposit, and they'd take the rest from the sale, selling it for 40-45k when restored.

https://antiquepianoshop.com/?gad\_source=1&gad\_campaignid=21294493400&gbraid=0AAAAA9s9quqwmvz5goZpgr\_nughS6NLqc&gclid=Cj0KCQjw3K7RBhDJARIsAKRtP5S47gdq2nCzhiWiy5WD0hruB94R\_u\_\_\_zKaKrd18jnZrNCXh4QbKnQaAjcEEALw\_wcB

We have reached out to them, and they seem very genuine. But we would like to know more about them if anyone here has det with them, and frankly, this whole process.

Before anyone asks, yes, we checked that it is legal to restore and sell this, as it meets the legal requirements(contains less than 20% ivory by volume)

Thank you all in advance!