Selling Plane
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simtech
En-Route
An AC 8050-2 is filled out and submitted. New owner sends in new registration form and all is good. That's how I did when I bought mine.
edo2000
Pre-takeoff checklist
^^What he said. Along with the 8050-2 form, the buyer typically expects a bill of sale with the details of the transaction. It also is good for the seller, who will also keep a copy. The AOPA website has a good example bill of sale which can be modified to fit.
saddletramp
Line Up and Wait
I had my seller fill out a bill of sale so I had proof of purchase price for state tax purposes.
The FAA doesn't care about the selling price.
The FAA doesn't care about the selling price.
Stephen Shore
Pre-takeoff checklist
My only advice is that if you or the seller are a LLC entity (which is common now for GA ownership) make darn sure you get the notation / signatures down correctly per the FAA guidelines for how they want LLC entities noted on the paperwork.
Look closely on the instructions for the FAA bill of sale form you have to submit and follow explicitly.
It took me three submissions to get my airplane ownership transferred - and I am keeping my fingers crossed that it won't take four!
Look closely on the instructions for the FAA bill of sale form you have to submit and follow explicitly.
It took me three submissions to get my airplane ownership transferred - and I am keeping my fingers crossed that it won't take four!
tawood
En-Route
As others said, AC 8050-2 / bill of sale...I would add the words "as is, where is" to a written receipt...speaking from experience, as I was once sued by a nut job over an aircraft sale.
ytodd
Pre-takeoff checklist
PilotRPI
Line Up and Wait
Are you selling? Whatcha getting instead?
It is indeed up for sale. We want to move south. Then I’m debating something like a Tiger, or a partnership in something fancier like a Mooney or Bo. I’ve fallen in love with this IFR flying and want something quicker and more capable.
Not putting lots if avionics in a 1961. I will miss her though.
Damn
Totally understand...ifr is my favorite way to fly myself.
Good luck with the sale and the eventual move. Lets try to get the new England pilots together one more time before you go to see you and your bird off before you both go!
Totally understand...ifr is my favorite way to fly myself.
Good luck with the sale and the eventual move. Lets try to get the new England pilots together one more time before you go to see you and your bird off before you both go!