From: | Doug Miller | e-mail: | radarsprint-A-yahoo.com |
Subject: | RE: RE: Title requirement | Date: | Sun Nov 25 16:15:01 2012 |
Response to: | 17967 |
DMV here seem to think nothing may be home built or assembled. And nothing that now needs a title was ever sold without a title, and no honorable person would ever have bought a "titleable" object with out a title. My home built trailer really through them for a loop but they did issue a title when I proved I bought most of the materials. ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Various states have various rules. In Oregon I've got title through previous owner getting title in other state (Idaho), Title service (years ago), Hoop jumping through the abandoned vehicle/mechanics lien rules All methods have difficulty. I've heard the "International Title service" doesn't work any more. State rules about mechanics liens may be the best route, lost & transfered ownership creates a search and documentation nightmare, but can be done (here in Oregon). One I've never checked is a "This bike has never been titled" route. Again every state has different rules. Some like Vermont? don't title bikes older than 1970? If you find a Title getting method you might make a bundle buying untitled bikes and getting the things legal. (Or go to jail because you'd look like a thief to the police). Good luck. Doug ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Hello, I tried to ask the DMV in California already but got no answer. So i like to ask here since when In California title is required for motorcycles? The motorcycle I'm interested in is build in 1963. Thanks for responding Andreas |