Re: Re: Sale agreements and documents when buying tractor (long post)

Posted by boondockjones on April 08, 2002 at 03:14:38 from (205.188.193.162):

In Reply to: Re: Sale agreements and documents when buying tractor (long post) posted by boog on April 07, 2002 at 22:53:23:

I'm not sure of the legality of it either. Sadly I have dealt with some individuals that a handshake didn't mean much to. I also realize that if a person took my downpayment (in this case $100) and decided to forget the deal , that it would cost me more than the downpayment to pursue it in court. I guess it was mainly for some piece of mind. The tractor was 84 miles from home and by far the best we had found. We wanted to hold it until we could arrainge trucking. I would greatly prefer driving out to see the tractor with a trailer in tow and bring it home with us that day if we bought it. Even then a bill of sale would probably be a wise thing to have, just in case the owner changed their mind and had to have grandpas tractor back.

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