Re: [BaadAssGremlins] Title question

[Todd Tomason <jayscore@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I live in Kansas, and bought my Javelin from a fellow in New Hampshire.  A 
bill of sale was not enough.  We had to have an official letter from the 
state of New Hampshire stating that the car had been registered in New 
Hampshire, and that New Hampshire did not title cars older than 25 years per 
state statute such and such.  

To do what you're proposing, I think you would have to sell the car to someone 
in one of these states, get the car registered there, then have them sell it 
back to you.  It can be done, but it's not as simple as you're thinking.  

Todd

On Saturday 16 August 2008 11:35, HEL wrote:
> I know that some states do not issue titles for cars of our vintage,
> they go by Bill of Sale to register. So if I bought a Gremlin from say
> GA. I would only have a Bill of Sale and the Texas DOT would make a
> title for it( I guess). Has any one done this in Texas? If I had a car
> and was having trouble getting the previous owner to answer my
> certified letters does anyone think I could go this route if I could
> find someone in a state using Bills of Sale to write me one?
>

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