So i have had a project car that i have been working on for a while now and i bought a B16A engine for it and sold the stock one out of my 99 civic. So basically the short story is i set the receipt on the counter for it and a week later i went to look for it and somebody threw it away or something. I have to have a receipt when i take it into the state patrol because it has a wrecked title and to get a new one issued for it in my name i have to have a receipt for every aftermarket thing i have put on there and if i dont have a receipt for my engine they will pull it. I was wondering if anybody had a receipt they could fax or send me without a block # on it on the receipt? Or if anybody knows any other solutions that wont cost thousands of dollars, let me know, Otherwise i am Sh*t out luck. Thanks

 

Contact the seller and see if they can make a duplicate reciept.

 

yea, i already tried that. they said they werent able to because i saved up and paid cash. if i would have used a credit card or check i would have been able to get a duplicate.

 

I dont know what to tell you but that sucks. Sorry to hear that.

 

Would a prood of sale sheet work the same way? At my work (dry cleaning) certain companies pay for dry cleaning, and they have to have a sheet that shows proof that they spent the money on dry cleaning. I dunno if that will help, but it coulnt hurt.

 

That might work wouldnt hurt to try.

 

Yea that would probably work but how do i get one? The old guy that works there doesnt remember me goin in to buy it. so he probably isnt going to issue me a prood of sale. they didnt ship it to me so its not like they could look it up in there computer. i went and picked it up, so there is really no proof that i bought it. its like what the hell is there to do without having to spend a few grand to buy a new engine, which is pointless when i have a new one sitting in the garage. not to mention i dont have the money.

 

sell it back and buy it again???

 

They dont remeber you after you dropped that much cash? Seems like just about any place but wal mart and target would remeber a customer paying a big payment in cash.

At my shop we would without a doubt remeber that.

 

haha. is that sarcasm or are you serious?