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DMV TITLE AND REGISTRATION HANDBOOK Chapter K: Damaged/Totaled Vehicles constructing another vehicle, DMV must be notified on a Notice of Vehicle to be Dismantled/Proof of Compliance, Form 6017. This form is not to be used by wreckers. The first copy of this form must be submitted to DMV no more than 7 days before the vehicle is completely destroyed. The second and third copies must be submitted to DMV with the primary ownership document after the vehicle is completely destroyed. DMV will stamp and date one copy of the form as proof of compliance and return it to whoever surrendered the title. If the primary ownership document is not available to submit to DMV, the individual or business will need to contact DMV for more information. Example of NOTICE OF VEHICLE TO BE DISMANTLED/PROOF OF COMPLIANCE, FORM 6017 The actual size of the form is 8 ½" x 11." K-4 7/1/05
DMV TITLE AND REGISTRATION HANDBOOK Chapter K: Damaged/Totaled Vehicles DEFINITIONS The following definitions are summarized from DMV Administrative Rules. Disassemble, Dismantle, Wreck • Total destruction of the vehicle such as where the vehicle is taken apart with the intention of never again being operated as a vehicle (regardless of whether or not the frame or unibody will be used to repair, rebuild, or construct another vehicle). • The crushing, compacting, or shredding of the vehicle. • The engine, drive train, and transmission are removed and the frame or unibody is sold or transferred separate from these parts. • The permanent removal of the wheels and frame or undercarriage of a trailer. • The vehicle no longer meets the definition of a vehicle under ORS 801.590. • The destruction of the frame or unibody of the vehicle. • The clipping of any quarter, section, or half of the vehicle. Substantially Altered • The frame or unibody being cut, severed, or welded together with parts of two or more vehicles or other materials. • Changes or alterations to the body of a vehicle which cause the body to no longer resemble the original vehicle, or which cause the vehicle to meet the definition of an assembled, reconstructed, or replica vehicle. Salvage Titles An Oregon Salvage Title Certificate is a legal document, which indicates that the vehicle was totaled, wrecked, dismantled, stolen or abandoned. It also indicates ownership of the vehicle. The salvage title is mailed to the person or firm shown on the document as owner. (There are no security interest holders, lessors or lessees shown on the salvage title.) The Oregon salvage title is valid until the vehicle is rebuilt, dismantled or recovered and a regular Oregon title is issued. Salvage titles follow the frame or unibody of a vehicle. If the frame or unibody is sold or transferred, the salvage title should be assigned and given to the new buyer. Under OAR 735-24-170, dealers, rebuilders, wreckers, and insurers who acquire a vehicle already covered by a salvage title issued by Oregon or a salvage title or salvage certificate issued by some other state, will not be required to apply for an Oregon salvage title in their name. If the vehicle frame or unibody is acquired by any other party, they must apply for salvage title in their name. Information on how to apply for a salvage title appears later in this chapter. If the frame or unibody is completely destroyed, the salvage title should be surrendered with a signed statement indicating this has been done; or, if a wrecker surrenders the salvage title, a Wrecker’s Vehicle Notice to 7/1/05 K-5
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