Yes, but you must tell the potential buyer that it is missing. That it may be illegal to drive the vehicle without it.
You may only sell property to which you hold title.
Yes you can.. but you have to tell the person your selling it to that its expired and you also have to give them a break on value..
I think best solution would be to contact a local dealership or trusted shop which sell car parts. I would also visit trusted car mechanic if I was looking for new bearings.
If a bank repossesses someone's vehicle they will often sell it. Smaller banks or credit unions usually put the cars up for sale on their own lots using "For Sale" signs. Majority of the bigger banks or credit unions hand over the cars to a professional auto auction company.
You could transfer them to another vehicle, you could keep them as a keepsake, you could allow someone else to transfer them to their vehicle, you could have them deregistered then sell them (US plates are something of a novelty in other parts of the world).
Not legally.
Yes, it is illegal to sell a vehicle, that came equipped with a catalitic converter, with the converter removed, in any state.
It is illegal for a salvage yard to sell a catalytic converter.
Where can I buy a used catalytic converter for a 2007 jeep Compass ? How much ?
Yes and No. A dealer should not be able to sell a car without a catalytic converter. However, the dealer should assume that every car it purchases has a catalytic converter. Therefore, if the dealer was unaware, then the dealer has no liability in selling a car without a CAT. Ultimately, the liability lies in the individual whom removed the catalytic converter in the first place.
Yes, the engine will run albeit not as it should, but you are also polluting the atmosphere and you will be driving an illegal vehicle you cannot sell in this condition. I highly recommend you not drive your car without a converter installed.
It's illegal to sell a car anywhere in the U.S. without a catalytic converter. It's a Federal, not State law
You can take the vehicle to the car's dealership and they can replace it for you or sell one to you that fits your vehicle .
although it might be nice to have the sleek,cool cadillac converter. i think the law state you have to replace the catalytic converter with one of the same type as original. Yes, it is not only illegal to remove the converter but it is illegal to sell a car with it removed. Federal law prohibits removal or replacement of a properly functioning O.E. converter. In addition the engine will not perform correctly with the converter removed.
NO! Not unless it is a vehicle that was produced before the introduction of the VIN system. That would be prior to 60s. Otherwise it is illegal to sell a vehicle with the VIN tag missing.
none, it contains platinum, which erodes less and is more valuable. your not planning on stealing one? because you get easily caught they guy you sell it too will be paid to alert the police and its just wrong, the converters are easily recognizable as a specific person, you will be caught! DON'T STEAL!
Most metal recyclers will take a catalytic converter, but be aware that Federal and State law enforcement is now requiring tracking information whenever someone tries to sell them. Stealing catalytic converters has become an industry for criminals and law enforcement has been watching closely.