bikes and wills

[DeanR]

Not sure where to post this, but here goes.
I've never created a will, and am putting a few thoughts together:
"Regarding my 1980 Yamaha XS1100 motorcycle. I would like it to be posted and sold to someone on the xs11.com website, so that it would go to someone who will appreciate and care for this great bike. I would like to donate the many boxes of XS1100 parts, more than a complete bike's worth, to xs11.com in appreciation."
Question is, just how to go about doing this. Such as, would a contact person here be needed? and just who might that be?

[jetmechmarty]

Unfortunately, if you're going to have a will, you definitely should have a lawyer do it for you. After that, the rest is pretty easy. You have to choose an executor to make sure your wishes are met. Surely, that person is near you, right. Otherwise, you'd move down here.

[BA80]

Whoever would have power of attorney over your affairs would need to post it in the for sale section. If you trust them with POA then you could certainly trust them with your .com user name and password and it could be posted for sale in your name.

Donation of parts could be done in a similar way.

My $.02