[CasaRivera]

What paperwork (if any) is required when selling a used golf cart between private individuals in TV?

[Kahuna32162]

Since it's not a registered vehicle, I would think just a simple bill of sale or receipt.

[ElDiabloJoe]

None whatsoever, but a wise man requires a bill of sale (in case you later find it is damaged/stolen/etc.).

[villagetinker]

No paperwork just hotify your insurance carrier that you no longer own it, and do not forget to add the new one.

[JerryP]

The Villages golf cars did provide me with a certificate of origin from Yamaha when we purchased our new cart, it included the cart serial number.

[Papa_lecki]

Receipt is all, to ensure no one can say it was stolen. You’re only protecting yourself from the other party.

[sdeikenberry]

The cart should also have a certificate of origin. One came with both of the Yamaha new carts I purchased. When I sold my used ones, I made a simple bill of sale and attached the certificate. Insurance compaines will want to know the cart's serial number.

[retiredguy123]

It seems like the new owner may want to register the cart with the manufacturer, so they can be notified about recalls.

[Gunny2403]

Easy peasy….None! I’d still get a bill of sale however

[Minoletti]

cert of origin
bill of sale signed by both
photo of previous owner and serial number location on vehicle
document, document, ......

[MrFlorida]

To answer your question, nothing is required.

[jparsoneau@aol.com]

No paperwork is required. But it would be smart to at least get a Billis sale. And a receipt