It became a part of the South Jordan Precinct in 1867. With the completion of the South Jordan Canal in 1876, farming developed in the area. The name of the city was changed to Riverton in 1879. The first one - room schoolhouse of the city was established in 1879. Riverton became incorporated in 1946.

How do I pawn a car or motorcycle title?

When you have unexpected expenses or need money to cover utilities or other bills, pawning your car or motorcycle title could be an easy way to get cash without going through the process and uncertainty of applying for a traditional loan. It allows you to take out your car’s equity, while keeping the use of your vehicle. Once you’ve pawned the title to your car or motorcycle, you will be required to make monthly payments on the value of the title until you’ve paid back the amount of the pawn, often with additional interest.

If you’ve decided to follow this route and are wondering, “How do I pawn my car or motorcycle title?” here is a short, general outline of the process to pawn a car or motorcycle title.

The requirements for pawning your car or motorcycle title vary slightly from state to state, but the overall process is simple. To pawn your car or motorcycle title, you’ll generally need these things:

·        Your car or motorcycle

·        The lien-free auto title to your vehicle that lists you as the owner

·        Government-issued identification, like a driver’s license or state ID

·        Proof of income

Is there a requirement for the minimum dollar amount of the vehicle to count its worth? 

Yes, there is a requirement. Your vehicle has to be worth more than $2000, and it can’t be below this minimum dollar amount. The rare occasions that customers come with a query regarding their auto-loan application getting rejected is usually because the vehicle is not worth $2000. This means that the application gets rejected.

You can get more information on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Title_loan