Junk car buyers in Oklahoma
21 screened junk car buyers in Oklahoma, with their Google ratings. Enter your ZIP to compare cash offers.
Cities in Oklahoma
Oklahoma rules
What you need to sell a junk car in Oklahoma
- PlatesYou take them off
- Signing the titleA notary is needed
- Reporting the saleOptional
- In Oklahoma your plate belongs to you, not the car. Service Oklahoma says to keep it when you sell.
- Service Oklahoma needs a properly signed and notarized title, so sign the back of yours in front of a notary.
- You can tell Service Oklahoma about the sale with a Notice of Transfer, Form 773. It is optional, costs $10 and can be filed online through OkCARS.
- If you lost your Oklahoma title, apply for a duplicate with Form 701-7. The fee is $11, and your signature must be notarized.
- Lost title on a car older than the last 10 model years that can't be repaired for road use? Sell it on Form 766 and file a copy within 30 days.
- Federal law: if your car is a 2011 or newer, write the mileage on the title when you sign it. A 2010 or older car is exempt.
Checked October 2026 against the official sources below. Rules change, so if anything here does not match your situation, Service Oklahoma has the final word.
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Lost the title? Selling a junk car without a title, state by state.
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Beggs
Claremore
Cushing
Edmond
Elk City
Moffett
Oklahoma City
Pryor
South Coffeyville
Vinita
Wagoner
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