How do i get back a car that's in my name?

I asked this i thought i'd make another to better understand the situation i'm having i bought a 01 ford mustang all and all 1200 dollars and a lot of hard blood sweat and tears fixing it but i needed money at one point and my father which isn't biological but is on my birth certificate i decided to sell it to him for 750 and 150 month i keep the title till it's paod and i was to be left alone till it was paid off however he skipped the 150 rule and just paid 10 and 40 a month or ever two months but he's my dad i let it slide and told him he could just drive it under my name but it tore up and he passed this april and it is still on his land and his father is probating to get the land and said he was going to sell the car the mustang is in my name i won't know for sure till monday cause they do steal and fraud titles but it is in my name but can he really keep me from getting my own car? And it in my name can his dad really probated and steal my car from me and sell it and it's my car? Right now since he stopped paying to the point now there's 2400 dollars of late fees but i want my car back and keep it cause my dad loved that car and their trying to steal and sell it on me and it in my name what can i do can i take it and not have to law jump my boat? Cause it's on my fathers land he passed and the land is not in his fathers name yet he says since it was on his land and his lawyer had pics he had right to keep and or sell the car when i own it can it?

The title is in your name, so the car is still yours.

I told you - it was HIS car. You sold it to him. You are owed money on it - you can make a claim for that but, the car belongs to his estate, not you.

If you hold the title you just go over and pick it up. If you think there may be a dispute take a law officer with you.

You need to contact the police and ask for assistance repossessing the vehicle. He will then need to take you to court to fight for the return of moneys paid to you for the car.

If the title is in your name, you get the car. As far as any money involved, unless there's notarized paper work, I'd just take the car and run.

Was there any written agreement? Or is it all verbal? If there's a written agreement for the loan, the car belongs to the estate, but you can file against the estate for what is owed.
If it was all verbal. Then you have a title in your name… Its YOUR car

Your story Can't be true. There's NO WAY a $450 loan could accumulate enough late fees to total $2400.

I believe this is a spambot and not an actual post.

Car is in your name you go and get it and take the proof of it belonging to you along with the police to ensure there's no breach of the peace