How long will it take to receive the title after winning the auction?

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For a seamless and informative experience at RideSafely’s Help Center, it’s essential to understand title processing times. Typically, the auction has up to 30 days from the sale date to issue the title. However, there are instances where we receive the document and must process it through the state, which can extend the timeline by an additional 2 to 6 weeks. We strive to expedite this process as much as possible and appreciate your patience.

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For any more questions or if you need further assistance, our team is always ready to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out by calling us at (215) 289-0300. We’re here to ensure your experience with us is smooth and satisfactory.

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How long before I pick up my purchase?

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Once the item is fully paid and all documents are signed and received. Pick up information will be provided and you can pick up right away. Read more

If I purchase a camper through you can I have the title put in somebody else’s name?

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Yes, you can. Please discuss this with our customer service team at the time of purchase. Please keep in mind, we would need to collect all the documents signed by the person you are purchasing the item for. Documents are either a valid Driver License, Copy of Passport (if export) and all required by our state law documents. Read more

What is salvage/rebuild in the title? Does this mean it was already a salvage before this wreck? Essentially salvaged twice?

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Salvage/rebuild means it is currently having a salvage title. You would have to rebuild/reconstruct (Reconstruction procedures in USA state-by-state) in your state in order to receive a reconstructed/rebuilt title. Learn more about What is a Salvage Title?
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What does “CA CLEAR – DEALER ONLY $178 DMV FEES” mean?

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To you as a customer it means you will be receiving a clean title. There may be DMV fees of $178 that you would have to pay before being able to register the vehicle. Read more