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Kevin in NJ · 01-25-2017, 10:53 AM

anonymously contact your state dept of motor vehicles. Ask what it takes to buy an antique car from someone in state that does not have a title.

Each state handles it different. Some states might be very simple to change an antique car (newer cars are different). For example, VT was (when I bought an A there) simply send in a bill of sale. Next thing I know I had a VT tag and registration. Walked into NJ dmv and walked out with a title. I doubt VT even checked the address of the guy who sold me the car.

01-25-2017, 10:53 AM	#13
Kevin in NJ Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: South East NJ Posts: 3,398	Re: Interested in a 1930 Model A with no title anonymously contact your state dept of motor vehicles. Ask what it takes to buy an antique car from someone in state that does not have a title. Each state handles it different. Some states might be very simple to change an antique car (newer cars are different). For example, VT was (when I bought an A there) simply send in a bill of sale. Next thing I know I had a VT tag and registration. Walked into NJ dmv and walked out with a title. I doubt VT even checked the address of the guy who sold me the car.