they did it to me again...

I've been working on my Dad's old pickup, put another motor in it, freeing up the hinges and cleaning it, I moved it out of the publics eye, and did dismantle parts of the engine in case someone knew it was there and wanted to rob parts. anyway, it was a rust free 1967 Chevy 3/4 ton 4-wheel drive, with a 4-speed. I go up there to it the other day, and it's GONE! then I see that one of the stockholders emailed us saying he sold it for $165. WTF???? and how did he come up with $165.??? it had a $2000. motor in it, and was rust and dent free! them miserable POS stockholders are gonna make me break some laws real soon! and they won't tell me who they sold it to, I thought maybe if that dude didn't haul it to the crusher, maybe I could buy my motor back at least! or buy the whole truck back. PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFT!

Time to gather up all the receipts on the motor, photo copy them, then list on a seperate piece of paper the amount and and then tell them that they have 48 hours to pay you back + the percentage that truck was worth on the open market... not what the dam nitwit sold it for. and all sales are suppose to be held with all parties in agreement..., not one jerk a$$ whole that deemed it was time to sell it.

 Maybe it is time to put a stop to their stupid and force a liquidation of all property that was listed under parents names... and sue their  for all the grief they have caused you. 

Hubert (Ga)engine7 wrote: Don't see how you have managed to stay out of jail this long. Like JC says, maybe it is time to liquidate and cut all ties with the . Glad I don't have any stockholders to deal with. If the one that sold the truck did not have the title to it he needs to spend some time in jail as well as make full restitution.

Well Shameless you know how I feel from along time ago. X2

I can go get a new title for it, but still will be in Dad's name, the one POS stockholder had the power of attorney on Dad. he wouldn't budge on including us other 2 in on that! why put that engine in it? I had the engine, was rebuilt and balanced 327 CID, in stead of tripping over it in the shop, I put it in the truck just before Dad passed, the original engine in the truck was a 283 CID and had froze and broke. Dad was only able to drive it a couple times before he passed. he knew it was my engine and it was really never discussed. and I really wanted to keep that truck up since it being a rare 4x4 back then. it was the 2nd 4x4 3/4 ton farm truck in the county at the time. only problem with it, it had a wood floor in the box, and we all know how that turned out! but that's a minor thing. i'm starting to heat up again, I guess let the email wars begin! and if I see him on the street....

One thing I learned from my greedy "elder's" death (not sure I even want to call him "granddad") is to always get anything major like that in writing before they die. Even if something is universally known like that, everyone will play dumb when it comes down to fighting for it. 

Edited by CrestonM - 01 Feb 2018 at 11:18pm

In Georgia IIRC power of attorney ceases when the grantor passes away. But I am not an attorney nor do I play one on TV.

Michigan had same law a few years ago. Moment of death poa is done, will or trust takes over

I agree with Darrel on that one... and a cold piece of steel alongside the head too...

Shameless,,,MY GOOD BUDDY,,,for you,,I'm gonna,,,,I'm gonna yes!!,,I'm gonna go gather up a bunch and I'm talkin a BUNCH of Goathead seeds and mail em to you in the morning,,,, And,,when you get the box,, the box will have an address ain't nobody gonna know how to put a trace on it,,,,,,,,,
Soon's you get em,,call ole Les to come help you, AND,, long bout dark, ya'll take a drive and go scatter them seeds all over their pretty lawns,,,and,,,and,,I see on the weather channel where ya'll getting some snow and them goatheads, they be burryin down thru thet pretty snow and long bout May they gonna have the prettiest FLOWERS ALL OVER THEir YARD,,,, EACH flower will produce bout a hundred goatheads (seeds) And I'll tell youse another FACT,,,,they gonna have them pretty flowers for the rest of their lives,,,!!!!!cause you can't hardly kill them sobs,,
The one thing is,,,,,,they ain't EVER gonna be able to stroll out on the yard again unless they gots some THICK leather soled shoes that them goatheads can't puncture, It gonna cost em lots more than the $167 they got for thet trk,,,,,

Edited by desertjoe - 02 Feb 2018 at 10:06am

Yea...I can help with the goat heads...I been fightin em for years around here...Good idea Joe..

While your at the POA guys doing spring planting I'd take a look around cause I'd betcha that's where your trucks at.

Shameless I kind of sort of understand. When I left the farm I left behind a very slick 1952 Ford F1 and one of my old totaled out dirt track cars with a very expensive and stout 351 c. My brother hauled them to the scrap yard. I called and told him to take all his profit and pay the body shop bill for all the work they did on the 52 . He about had a fit when I told him what he owed. He hates anything old.
Also our farm that was supposed to go to my brothers and I including an oil check all go to my dads new wife and her kids. I walked away at 17 and lived happily ever after without them.

Think you need to tell them $hitholders that the truck is worth $7500 dollars and that it was done by a party that seen it.... and you want half since the engine was yours....
 
  Like Jays comment tpp, specially the "Life's too short to not have some fun..
"  Now go and have a BLAST!!! 

YES!!!  Get the police involved in a STOLEN truck.  That chithead stockholder has NO RIGHT to sell that truck.  His POA lapsed when Dad died.  He is also guilty of GRAND LARCENY.
Boy, was me I'd have a ball getting even LEGALLY.....  let the,,,,,,,er um,,,,,,,stuff hit the fan!!  What else ya got to do??!!