Wha's the easiest / best way to dispose of an older unused undriven vehicle? (Hasn't moved in years)

[TFOGGER]

If that was a 4wd, I'd own it by now...

[Irving]

My offers to help aren't trying to get in on a good deal by the way. I just bought an old truck recently (two actually) that I already don't have room for.

[USMC88-93]

Looks like my first course of action is to chase down the titles. And / or dig around the house for them.

To be totally honest if I had the time, money, ability, energy etc.... to get the truck in running order and keep it I would. My father bought it when I was born and it has a personal history but the better choice is to let it go most likely..

[Zundfolge]

I'm so disappointed in you guys.

Not a single mention of Tannerite.

Y'all gone soft.

[JohnnyDrama]

Nice trucks. If you could get it going you'd probably have little trouble selling it. Definitely a better way to go then donating it.

My dad has a '68 Ford that he drives once a month or so just to make sure it still goes. He gets offers for it on a regular basis. I was with him once when he went to the lumberyard. The crew lined up to help him and talk about the truck.

[Great-Kazoo]

Looks like my first course of action is to chase down the titles. And / or dig around the house for them.

To be totally honest if I had the time, money, ability, energy etc.... to get the truck in running order and keep it I would. My father bought it when I was born and it has a personal history but the better choice is to let it go most likely..

Sounds like a good reason to give it to Jamanac, so his daughter can continue the tradition .

[00tec]

I'm so disappointed in you guys.

Not a single mention of Tannerite.

Y'all gone soft.

I dont have the desire to clean up the log that was rapidly dismantled last weekend, much less a car.