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You will out the sections that apply to the owner (seller) and sign the title over to the new buyer. The new buyer then takes the title to the motor vehicle office and has the ownership of the car transferred into his or her name. You might want to accompany the individual while this is being done to assure that the title was indeed transferred, otherwise you may still be responsible for any/all tickets and/or accidents the car is involved in.
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