NCRS Judging and ownership?

[Thomas N.]

A friend of mine is looking to purchased a corvette that has been sold on a bill of sale and the original 60's title. The current owner stated he did not take the car through NCRS or Bloomington due to the car not being titled in his name. I don't need to hear about the legalities of title jumping but want to know what NCRS's take is on this. If the car is properly insured in the owners name with a matching bill of sale is the car eligible for judging? What about a car on a MSO/never titled, with a bill of sale?

[Bill I.]

Re: NCRS Judging and ownership?

Tom, it is my understanding the the rules say: Ownership must be provided at the time of judging. Ownership means the vehicle is registered in the owners name in the state the car title is issued. Bill

[Arland D.]

Re: NCRS Judging and ownership?

Tom,

The two main requirements are proof of ownership 'shown in the name of, and by, the car's legally-registered owner' and proof of insurance 'all cars involved in any NCRS judging event are required to have current automobile liability insurance coverage in force during all phases of each meet and owners are required to provide acceptable written proof of such'. Regards,

Arland

[Dick W.]

Re: NCRS Judging and ownership?

I believe a notorized bill of sale and proof of insurance would suffice. It would be best to verify this with Roy Sinor

[Gary C.]

Re: NCRS Judging and ownership?

Best to contact the National Judging Chairman to make sure your documentation is acceptable. Gary....