I would suggest getting the VIN off the quad to make sure it was abandoned by the owner and/or called a total loss in an insurance claim. Or find out if it is stolen property, which in this case getting the title will get you in hot water.
"The person who has possession of the vehicle shall submit an abandoned vehicle report"
this was the best I could find as far as far as AZ law. Put the Vin through CarFacts or your insurance rep can do a search.
"If recently lost or abandoned property, or even property purposely secreted and hidden by the owner, is found, regardless of on whose property it is found, the finder may claim that property for themselves. There are of course a variety of limitations made to that claim. First, a serious effort needs to be made to find the original owners, who, the law suggests, retain their ownership. For various types of property various time frames are imposed for this search to be accomplished. During this period, the property may have to be deposited with a neutral party, such as the police agency of the area. But if, at the end of the search period, the owner has not come forward, it is the collector, not the landowner, who has rights to the property."
Title for abandoned motorcycle in Virginia
Call AE Recovery in Glendale, AZ. They can help answer all your questions regarding the abandoned vehicle titling process. Check out their website. http://www.aerecoveryandtowing.com. They helped me get a title for the car that was in the backyard for 13 years. Hope this helps!
Normally requires you to file abandoned vehicle papers with DMV, send certified letter to previous owner, if no response within certain time the DMV issues a title.
The only way to obtain a title on a abandoned camper when the VIN number has rusted away is to submit a bonded title application. Each state is different, but most states provide applications for bonded titles on abandoned campers.
Call AE Recovery in Glendale, AZ. They can help answer all your questions regarding the abandoned vehicle titling process. Check out their website. http://www.aerecoveryandtowing.com. They helped me get a title for the car that was in the backyard for 13 years. Hope this helps!
File for an abandoned title with the Motor Vehicle
For filing for an abandoned title in Arizona you must contact the DMV. The process includes an inspector coming to inspect the abandoned vehicle in which you receive an inspection form. With this form you may fill out an abandoned title report. You may obtain an abandoned title report at the DMV. With this report notarized, the inspection form, and $10 they will begin the abandoned title application. What happens is the DMV sends out a noification to the last owner. They give a 45 day period for the owner to respond. If no owner responds, they send you a form allowing you to title the vehicle in your name. If the owner responds, they are given 30 days to remove the vehicle. In the past, I have had titles that had no record of owners. This may happen if you have had the vehicle for quite some time (mine was ten+ years). For any questions on application or other you may contact the Abandoned Vehicle Department at (602)-712-7784.
Fill out a lost title application at your local DMV
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You're looking for Arizona Title 13 - Criminal Law http://www.azleg.gov/ArizonaRevisedStatutes.asp?Title=13
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