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I'm sorry to hear about your dad. To transfer the SUV to you, you'll need to handle a few things: get the title signed over by your mom and check with your local DMV or equivalent authority for the specific transfer process and any associated fees. You might also need to pay taxes depending on your location. Don’t forget to update the insurance policy to list you as the new owner. It’s usually a straightforward process, but confirming the details with your local office will help ensure everything goes smoothly.

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When I sold my home, I learned a few key tips that might help you too. First, make sure to declutter and clean your home thoroughly. A clean, organized space is much more appealing to potential buyers. Also, take good quality photos for your listing since first impressions matter.

I tried selling through a real estate agent, but the process was slower than I hoped. Then I found a company that could buy my house directly for cash. The process was straightforward: they assessed my home, made a fair offer, and handled all the paperwork. This option saved me time and hassle, and I closed the deal quickly.

I am looking now for a lawyer. I see that prices are so high. Where have you found servcies for a good price?

I put my truck into that website you linked. I’d take any results it gives you with a handful of salt.

I love my A300. Has been lightyears better than my 870. Only paid $45 and won it in a raffle too.

Got my dog a little over a year ago. Pound listed her as a GSP, she’s definitely mixed just not sure of how much or what. Not very energetic and gets bored with fetch easily, hates guns, but damn does she need to be underneath my feet at all times.

I may be interested.

My buddy is a tech at a GM dealer. He says stay away from the 5.3/6.2 due to lifter issues. 3.0 Duramax has looked pretty good and is what I would get in an AT4 if I were buying a GM. On the other hand, the 2.7 has been very good for the Fords. I have an older 5.0 myself and it has been very good to me, don't know too much about the newer ones.

Bought a 12 gauge 870 in 2018. Used it for two seasons hunting Biloxi marsh before I won an a300 in a raffle. Gun would rust between leaving the marsh and getting home. Had to immediately break it down and clean it when you got home. Oiling it up the night before wouldn’t even help it.