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FS: 2000 VW Golf For Parts-Oklahoma-$1000

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sgg93

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All,

My beloved 2000 Golf got rear ended last month. She's totaled, and I'm looking at moving into an MK6. Impact trashed the hatch, rear bumper, and both taillights. Pushed the rear of the car to the point where both rear doors bind (but operate).

Car is in exceptional running condition and I have UOAs (scattered over the last few years). Front and rear suspension new within past 10k miles, brakes new all the way around, CV axles, front bearings and hubs at the same time. Everything on the car works with the exception of the rear passenger window. Driver window lock makes noise when working but works.

This car is in too nice of shape and has too many good parts for me to send her to the crusher. Car comes with skid plate and brackets, spare set of cheap tires on steel wheels, and the original cylinder head. The one that's in it was rebuilt by Frank in MO after a broken timing belt smashed the valves in the original. Current timing belt was put in at 239K along with new clutch and new oil pan (skid plate went in about the same time...).

I have a clean title in my name but post insurance proceedings the car will be on an Oklahoma JUNK title, in my name.

Photos here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/e2xHuLTByBC2wZKc6

Any questions reach out to me.
 
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csstevej

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2001 golf tdi 4 door auto now a manual, mine, 2000 golf 2 door M/T son's,daughters 98 NB non-TDI 2.0, 2003 TDI NB for next daughter, head repaired and on road,glutton for punishment got another tdi 2001NB,another yellow tdi NB , added an 06 NB DSG
Damn …..sorry to hear that….wish you were closer……
 
JDSwan87

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2001 Jetta TDI, 5 speed Lagoon Blue Metallic(sold); 2005 Jetta TDI Wagon auto
Is it a salvage title or certificate of destruction title?

I believe salvage can be repaired and rebranded to rebuilt title. Certificate of destruction is exactly that, it can never be a road going vehicle again.
 
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sgg93

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Sounds like your equivalent would be certificate of destruction.

Salvage titles are issued in OK for damage between 60 and 79 percent of vehicle value and can be rebranded to rebuilt if the vehicle is less than ten years old.

Legal text below, straight from state statute.

(a)Junked title defined. A junked vehicle is any vehicle which is incapable of operation or use on the highway, has no resale value except as a source of parts or scrap and has an eighty percent (80%) loss in fair market value.(b)Out-of-state junked titles; junked title permanent classification. Any vehicle which is a junked vehicle or is specified as a junked vehicle or the equivalent thereof on a certificate of title from another state is to receive an Oklahoma Junked Title. Once a Junked Title is issued on a vehicle, it will remain as such permanently.(c)Procedure for cancellation of title for junked vehicle. The owner of any vehicle which is incapable of operation or use on the public roads and has no resale value except as parts, scrap or junk, may deliver the certificate of title to the Oklahoma Tax Commission, accompanied by an Affidavit for Cancellation of Oklahoma Title (OTC Form 701-8). Upon verification that any perfected lien against the vehicle has been released and the registration is current, the certificate of title shall be cancelled. There is no charge to the vehicle owner for this cancellation. If unable to cancel the title, an explanation will be returned to the submitting owner.(d)Subsequent transfer of ownership of vehicle for which title has been cancelled. Once a title is cancelled, no subsequent title or registration may be issued. Any subsequent transfers of ownership will be done so on a certificate of ownership (OTC Form 766). The format of this certificate is prescribed by the Oklahoma Tax Commission and furnished to all motor license agencies. Any form which contains all the information listed on the Oklahoma Tax Commission form will be acceptable.(e)Inspection for absence of vehicle identification number. If there is no public VIN on the vehicle, it shall be inspected by a law enforcement officer to verify the absence of the number and the corresponding statement shall be signed by the officer on the certificate of ownership.(f)Transfer of ownership for vehicles over ten model years old, or vehicles being sold to a scrap metal dealer, for which title is lost, cancelled or not available. Any vehicle over ten model years old which is not roadworthy and not capable of repair for operation or use on the roads and highways, or a vehicle which is being sold to a scrap metal dealer pursuant to 2 O.S. § 11-92, and on which the certificate of title has been lost, cancelled or otherwise not available, shall also transfer ownership by use of the certificate of ownership. The scrap metal dealer shall not provide payment for the vehicle until the certificate of ownership has been submitted to the Oklahoma Tax Commission or a motor license agent, and the vehicle is determined not to be stolen. Use of this transfer of ownership form will result in cancellation of the Oklahoma title, if it has not already been done. Unless being sold to a scrap metal dealer as referenced above, if the vehicle is ten (10) model years or newer, a certificate of ownership may not be utilized unless the title has previously been cancelled.(g)Procedure for transfers by use of certificate of ownership. This certificate of ownership will be a three part form. The buyer and seller shall each retain a copy and within thirty (30) days of the transaction, the seller shall submit one copy to the Oklahoma Tax Commission or a motor license agent with the applicable fee. All requests for ownership transfer via certificate of ownership must be reviewed and approved by the Commission before processing. The Commission shall review the documentation and vehicle record to ensure the owner of record has submitted a properly completed certificate on an eligible vehicle. The record will be checked against NCIC files for the presence of a stolen vehicle record. If a stolen vehicle report is on file, the appropriate law enforcement agency will be contacted and the transaction will remain on hold, pending that agency's response. If an active lien is on file and the transaction is approved, the lienholder will be notified of the certificate of ownership transfer. If the transaction is not approved, an explanation will be returned to the submitting buyer and seller.
Okla. Admin. Code § 710:60-5-55
 
Mozambiquer

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sgg93 said:
Sounds like your equivalent would be certificate of destruction.

Salvage titles are issued in OK for damage between 60 and 79 percent of vehicle value and can be rebranded to rebuilt if the vehicle is less than ten years old.

Legal text below, straight from state statute.

(a)Junked title defined. A junked vehicle is any vehicle which is incapable of operation or use on the highway, has no resale value except as a source of parts or scrap and has an eighty percent (80%) loss in fair market value.(b)Out-of-state junked titles; junked title permanent classification. Any vehicle which is a junked vehicle or is specified as a junked vehicle or the equivalent thereof on a certificate of title from another state is to receive an Oklahoma Junked Title. Once a Junked Title is issued on a vehicle, it will remain as such permanently.(c)Procedure for cancellation of title for junked vehicle. The owner of any vehicle which is incapable of operation or use on the public roads and has no resale value except as parts, scrap or junk, may deliver the certificate of title to the Oklahoma Tax Commission, accompanied by an Affidavit for Cancellation of Oklahoma Title (OTC Form 701-8). Upon verification that any perfected lien against the vehicle has been released and the registration is current, the certificate of title shall be cancelled. There is no charge to the vehicle owner for this cancellation. If unable to cancel the title, an explanation will be returned to the submitting owner.(d)Subsequent transfer of ownership of vehicle for which title has been cancelled. Once a title is cancelled, no subsequent title or registration may be issued. Any subsequent transfers of ownership will be done so on a certificate of ownership (OTC Form 766). The format of this certificate is prescribed by the Oklahoma Tax Commission and furnished to all motor license agencies. Any form which contains all the information listed on the Oklahoma Tax Commission form will be acceptable.(e)Inspection for absence of vehicle identification number. If there is no public VIN on the vehicle, it shall be inspected by a law enforcement officer to verify the absence of the number and the corresponding statement shall be signed by the officer on the certificate of ownership.(f)Transfer of ownership for vehicles over ten model years old, or vehicles being sold to a scrap metal dealer, for which title is lost, cancelled or not available. Any vehicle over ten model years old which is not roadworthy and not capable of repair for operation or use on the roads and highways, or a vehicle which is being sold to a scrap metal dealer pursuant to 2 O.S. § 11-92, and on which the certificate of title has been lost, cancelled or otherwise not available, shall also transfer ownership by use of the certificate of ownership. The scrap metal dealer shall not provide payment for the vehicle until the certificate of ownership has been submitted to the Oklahoma Tax Commission or a motor license agent, and the vehicle is determined not to be stolen. Use of this transfer of ownership form will result in cancellation of the Oklahoma title, if it has not already been done. Unless being sold to a scrap metal dealer as referenced above, if the vehicle is ten (10) model years or newer, a certificate of ownership may not be utilized unless the title has previously been cancelled.(g)Procedure for transfers by use of certificate of ownership. This certificate of ownership will be a three part form. The buyer and seller shall each retain a copy and within thirty (30) days of the transaction, the seller shall submit one copy to the Oklahoma Tax Commission or a motor license agent with the applicable fee. All requests for ownership transfer via certificate of ownership must be reviewed and approved by the Commission before processing. The Commission shall review the documentation and vehicle record to ensure the owner of record has submitted a properly completed certificate on an eligible vehicle. The record will be checked against NCIC files for the presence of a stolen vehicle record. If a stolen vehicle report is on file, the appropriate law enforcement agency will be contacted and the transaction will remain on hold, pending that agency's response. If an active lien is on file and the transaction is approved, the lienholder will be notified of the certificate of ownership transfer. If the transaction is not approved, an explanation will be returned to the submitting buyer and seller.
Okla. Admin. Code § 710:60-5-55
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I wonder if it would be something that we could get a new title for. As a tow company, we can file for a title for a vehicle that is sitting in our impound lot (or on our property) it takes some time, but I don't know how that would work with a vehicle that has a junking certificate.
 
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Mozambiquer said:
I wonder if it would be something that we could get a new title for. As a tow company, we can file for a title for a vehicle that is sitting in our impound lot (or on our property) it takes some time, but I don't know how that would work with a vehicle that has a junking certificate.
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Oklahoma allows for the acquisition of a court ordered title for an untitled vehicle, but I don't think this would apply in the case of a vehicle that has an existing title. Your situation in MO may be different.
 
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sgg93

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Bumping this. Title has finally arrived. Oklahoma JUNK title in my name. Ready to get it out of my yard.
 
oilhammer

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There are just too many to list....
That could likely be pulled out. Mine was more of a dead on square hit, but enough that the hatch wouldn't open and the tail lamp lenses were sticking out.... got it on the good ol' frame rack with the rear bumper cover off, and got it pulled back well enough you cannot even tell (other than the bumper cover itself still has a slight ridge in it, but that is easily replaced).

Hopefully someone will snatch this up.
 
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fatmobile

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Looking at the pictures,
that isn't damaged too bad at all.
Probably still drives real well.
 
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sgg93

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fatmobile said:
Looking at the pictures,
that isn't damaged too bad at all.
Probably still drives real well.
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Confirmed, drives fine. Just not going to be platable. Hated to see this happen to it. Been a lot of places in that car.
 
pkhoury

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oilhammer said:
We discussed this in another thread. Plenty of states don't deal with that nonsense. My Golf has been totalled twice. Still driving it. Still legal.
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I have you beat. 2004 Golf was totalled three times, and still sold it with a clean title (tax office told me I was fine). 1 x hail, 1 x live deer, 1 x dead deer/dead wild hog next day.
 
Mozambiquer

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