A title problem, but I want to buy. How handle?

Michael Horowitz wrote:
"OtisWinslow" wrote:

What specific title problem is it?


The FAA Registry shows ownership in the name of the person who owned
it three 'generations' ago. We believe we have a collection of Bills
of Sale, but no one told the FAA. - Mike

Simple... ask a lawyer first. :-)

Find that person, and have them "quit claim" it to you.


Best regards,

Jer/ "Flight instruction and mountain flying are my vocation!" Eberhard

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Michael Horowitz wrote:
"OtisWinslow" wrote:

What specific title problem is it?


The FAA Registry shows ownership in the name of the person who owned
it three 'generations' ago. We believe we have a collection of Bills
of Sale, but no one told the FAA. - Mike

Simple... ask a lawyer first. :-)

Find that person, and have them "quit claim" it to you.

Yep, A couple of years ago someone bought a Cessna 195 my Grandfather had
owned back in the early 50's. He called tracked me down and called and asked
if I would sign a quit claim. I said sure but you owe me a flight after you
ever in the area. About six months later I got a call from him and he flew
in and we went up for about 45 minutes. A very cool plane.