How to title a hot rod

From Crankshaft Coalition Wiki
Jump to: navigation, search
(Texas Bonded Title Info)
(Blanked the page)
 
Line 1: Line 1:
==What is this page?==
 
The purpose of this page is to collectively answer the question: ''"How can I properly title my hot rod?"''
 
  
This page is created using a group-editing process known as "wiki". '''You can edit this page right now'''. Simply click the "edit" tab at the top of this page, or any of the "edit" links on the right-hand side of the page. For more information on editing, see [[Help:Editing]].
 
 
You don't need to register or login to edit this page, although, if you want, you can create an account on the [[Special:Userlogin]] page. Creating an account will give you certain privileges that unregistered users don't have.
 
 
===Background Information===
 
The question: "How can I properly title my hot rod" is frequently asked on hot rod and custom car bulletin boards. This page was created in response to a specific request to formally cover this issue, in [http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/title-how-knowledge-base-91052.html a discussion on the Hotrodders Bulletin Board].
 
 
==Summary==
 
The steps necessary to obtain a valid title for a hot rod vary greatly from country to country, and between states, provinces, and other sub-national entities. Current local legislation, model year of vehicle, vehicle construction, and many other factors also come into play.
 
 
As the written letter of the law varies from one region to another, so does the way it is handled on a day-to-day basis. Thus, an understanding of the local legal code must be coupled with knowledge of the experiences of local hotrodders.
 
 
To fully answer this question, we'll need to include the relevant legal code from each state, province, region, or country, as well as information from local hotrodders on the vagaries of enforcement at the local level.
 
 
===Where can information be obtained?===
 
Here's a collection of ideas on where information on properly titling hot rods can potentially be obtained:
 
 
*Local government and law enforcement agencies
 
**police, Department of Motor Vehicles
 
*Local citizens or automotive clubs
 
*Businesses that obtain titles for people
 
 
===You Can Edit the List Below===
 
Below is a listing of 50 US states, as well as several additional countries. To add information about titling a hot rod, simply click the "edit" link to the right-hand side of any state or country name.
 
 
==50 US States==
 
 
===Alabama===
 
 
===Alaska===
 
 
===Arizona===
 
 
===Arkansas===
 
 
===California===
 
 
===Colorado===
 
 
===Connecticut===
 
 
===Delaware===
 
 
===Florida===
 
 
===Georgia===
 
 
===Hawaii===
 
 
===Idaho===
 
 
===Illinois===
 
 
===Indiana===
 
 
===Iowa===
 
 
===Kansas===
 
 
===Kentucky===
 
 
===Louisiana===
 
 
===Maine===
 
 
===Maryland===
 
 
===Massachusetts===
 
 
===Michigan===
 
 
===Minnesota===
 
 
===Mississippi===
 
 
===Missouri===
 
 
===Montana===
 
 
===Nebraska===
 
 
===Nevada===
 
 
===New Hampshire===
 
 
===New Jersey===
 
 
===New Mexico===
 
 
===New York===
 
 
===North Carolina===
 
 
===North Dakota===
 
 
===Ohio===
 
 
===Oklahoma===
 
 
===Oregon===
 
 
===Pennsylvania===
 
 
===Rhode Island===
 
 
===South Carolina===
 
 
===South Dakota===
 
 
===Tennessee===
 
 
===Texas===
 
Texas Bonded Title Info
 
I may miss a step or 2 but the process goes something like this if it hasn't been titled in the last 16 years,, which is how far back the state's records are kept.
 
 
You'll need a bill of sale and the following forms from the state.
 
VTR-275 Request for Texas Motor Vehicle Information
 
 
 
You'll need a bill of sale, and will probably need the following forms:
 
VTR-275 Request for Texas Motor Vehicle Information
 
VTR-301 Request for Pencil Tracing of Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)
 
VTR-34-F Certified Copy of Title Fact Sheet
 
VTR-130-SOF Statement of Fact
 
VTR-131 Request to Issue Negotiable Certificate of Title Without Registration (Title Only)
 
 
VTR-275, Fill this one out and mail it in with the fee of $2.30.
 
This starts the title search with the state, if it hasn't been titled in the last 16 years you will receive a rejection letter.
 
 
In the meantime you have to take the vehicle to 2 auto dealers for a written appraisal of it's value. At this time you'll need to complete VTR-301 Be sure to have your bill of sale available. Call any dealership near your locale; the appraisal in most cases is a free service to the public.
 
 
Accompaning the rejection letter from the Texas Dept. of Transportation is
 
an Insurance company list where you will go to and purchase a surety bond.
 
The fee is 1.5% of the value of the vehicle.
 
 
Fill out form 130, Statement of Fact, then along with all the other paperwork
 
gathered from the above sequence, take it to your county tax office, and in turn they provide you with the bonded title. The bonded title is for 3 years; at the end of the 3rd year you can exchange the bonded title for a permanent one.
 
 
Texas Vehicle Title and Registration FAQs And Popular Related Links
 
Texas Vehicle Title and Registration Forms:  http://www.dot.state.tx.us/vtr/vtrreginfo.htm?pg=form1
 
Lawrence Auto Title: Commercial Bonded Title Business http://www.lawrenceautotitle.com/continue.htm
 
 
===Utah===
 
 
===Vermont===
 
 
===Virginia===
 
 
===Washington===
 
 
===West Virginia===
 
 
===Wisconsin===
 
 
===Wyoming===
 
 
 
==Countries==
 
 
===Australia===
 
 
===Canada===
 
 
===Germany===
 
 
===UK===
 

Latest revision as of 08:50, 12 December 2024

Personal tools
Namespaces
Variants
Actions
Navigation
Categories
Toolbox