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Is a Bill of Sale required in your State for Title and Registration purposes of a Salvaged vehicle? Who gave you the funds for the car? Who signed the back of the Title, when you sold the car? Did the shop employee? If so, the Bill of Sale needs to be drafted up with his name. The Bill of Sale needs to go to that party, regardless. You conducted the transaction with them, correct? Not the third party?
If the "family member" wanted your car, the "shop employee" should have put you in contact with the interested party to conduct the proper transaction. The last thing I believe is that this "shop employee" is, is a car broker.
On the surface, it sounds like he might be trying to "jump" the Title to the other party to avoid having to skirt attempting to title and pay sales tax to register a Totaled/ Salvage Title vehicle. That is illegal.
If he won't make the Bill of Sale, you do it and make it in his name. I trust you photo documented the back of the Title at time of Sale, etc., for your protection.
If you have the funds in hand, the "Buyer" has both the Title and Car in their possession, but is no longer being cooperative and a Bill of Sale is NOT REQUIRED, then tell the guy to go pound sand.
Don't get yourself caught up in the mess they created for themselves.
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