Typically, the one financing has to provide insurance (has to be on title or registration). In my state (VA) the options would be: have dad co-sign your financing so he can provide the insurance or you insure it and have dad pay for it (but you are legally responsible for all aspects of the truck)
Well, really the only way you could find that truck is, if you either have the Vin Number from the truck and track it down that way, if not i would have to say its nearly impossible to find a truck that your dad had from the sixties.
Finance yourself.
The white truck sped down the highway.
my dad goes truck farming everyday
cut the exaust pipes down to under the truck................... my dad did it................it works
Dad's Army - 1968 High Finance 8-5 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G UK:U (video rating) (1999)
Call them or take it to them. As long as you are insured on the car you could theoretically drive it until they come get it.
my dad says its a truck so i guess i will believe him on this one
Jacobs dad
Your dad is responsible for not keeping an eye on the boy. The boy had no business being in the truck in the first place. Sorry, dad is responsible big time!
Repossess it
Do you owe a finance company or a bank for your truck? If so, and you are nearing 3 payments behind, yes they can take it. It is best not to avoid the telephone calls and mail that you are probably getting. Try to work out a plan. Sometimes lenders will put missed payments on the back of the loan. If your step dad took out the loan and his estate did not pay it off, it could be repossessed the same as above. The deal is, the truck is not yours until it is paid for. That's why when asked if the truck is yours, you should answer, "Mine and the bank's." A lawyer may be able to keep the truck if there are unusual circumstances. Lawyers will usually give you a free consultation.