[Shotimes] celebrity SHO ownership
   
    Donald Mallinson
     
    dmall@mwonline.net
       
    Sat, 10 Dec 2005 15:14:28 -0600
    
    
  
Yea, I agree, if the car is still owned by the original owner, then yes 
it is a one owner car, even if sitting on a dealers lot on consignment, 
or listed by a friend.  That might be the case with this car, but I 
doubt it.  I would ask who the check is made out to. 
Again, anytime money changes hands, that is a new owner in my book.
Don Mallinson
Ron Porter wrote:
>You are also assuming that a 'dealer" owns the car. In looking at that Ebay
>listing, I see no such thing. In fact, it is a zero-feedback seller, with no
>other items.
>
>http://tinyurl.com/96hol
>
>I will bet $$$ that the seller is a friend/relative/business or personal
>acquaintance of Paul Kantner who probably doesn't want to deal with the
>public in selling the car.
>
>If you were to sell a car for someone n your family, I would hardly think
>that you would call yourself an "owner" of it.
>
>That comes down to our definitions of "owner". If you morally feel that $$$
>changing hands is an "owner", that's fine. I go with the title. Now, the
>dealer "should" (at MI and other states I've been in) do a dealer assignment
>of the title so the next owner gets the title from the state. If they don't,
>it becomes a direct transfer from the first to the second owner.
>
>
>Ron Porter