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Originally Posted by Blueface
Andrew, then you should be OK.
All my years of being a frustrated attorney want to be (I am involved in litigation constantly and instruct counsel how to defend our cases) coupled with my years of "People's Court" have taught me one thing about selling cars, it is an "as is" transaction unless you have specifically detailed an expressed warranty. I don't think there is a court that will invoke a mandated warranty from you if you did not detail that one would be provided, what it would cover and how long the coverage would be afforded. I am certain PA will follow that school of thought but to cover yourself, why don't you write out a Bill of Sale and express NO WARRANTY/SOLD AS IS on it?
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That's the plan, I'll just copy the one posted above and add that wording in.
