Forever. But what you can do is ask for a release of lien from the dealer. Once you get a release of lien from the dealer, you go threw the normal titled process in your state to obtain a lost title.
You should be able to get them through autopart stores. You can also go to a auto recycler and have them get them from one of their vehicles. You can always get them from the dealer if this fails. Also try looking on line at a "crash parts" dealer. This is a place that sells parts to repair wrecked vehicles.
If you buy a car, lend it to a friend and it get wrecked then you have to get it reposessed with a bk. What can the creditor do if the car is wrecked? Even after the bk can you be charged for missing or broken parts?
Call your local dealer's parts department.Call your local dealer's parts department.
You can find a lot of wrecked cars in Wisconsin if you go to different junk yards in the area. If you are looking for a wrecked on parts car,I would start by searching your local craigslist. You may also be able to find some listings on Ebay.
No Because If It Is Wrecked Like Its Missing Parts And Its Old And Rusty Then It Will Not Be Able To Be Sold
I don't know about Toyotapartszone.com. Avoid the dealer, you want genuine parts go to http://www.1sttoyotaparts.com/ They even carry parts that are considered dealer only items. Their prices are a fraction of the dealer's prices and they are Genuine Toyota Parts.
if you want wrecked cars for cheap or free, you should go to your local scrap yard, they usually have plenty of cars that they will either sell or give away for parts, ive gotten many parts for free from my local scrap yard
Each part would have to be physically inspected. It would also depend on how bad the wreck was. When salvaging car part you would only take the usable parts so the would be at least moderately reliable. Parts from wrecked cars can be very reliable. If the part is in good ocndition and has not been involved in the wreck then there is usually no problem with them.
Cheap auto parts are best found at your local dealer. Even in Connecticut, there should be a dealer that can get a good deal on parts for your particular car.
Yes, if the parts you are selling aren't damaged you can easily make some money off of them. If the parts are ruined, there are places that buy scrap metal for recycling.
If there is a dealer in your area I would check with them first. If not or if the price is not what you were looking for then you can check out www.subautoparts.com for Subaru auto parts.
A person can locate a Chevy Dealer offering spare parts in that person's local area by going to the official Chevy Dealer's website and seeing which dealers are offering spare auto parts.