There is an outfit named Broadway Title that can create a title out of
nothing in exchange for cash. I think they are in Alabama. Search Google.
I thought about using them because I got my truck with a bill of sale, and a
promise of a title, and when the title was slow coming, I was checking other
options.
Then the title came in the mail, and it got easy.
However the title did have the engine number (at the time I still had the
original motor), not the body serial number. In Washington it was possible
to correct that by having the state police inspect the numbers. They didn't
pop the hood, so I'm not sure what they actually inspected. And now the
motor is sitting in someone else's garage.
----- Original Message -----
From: <Tezzme2@aol.com>
To: <oletrucks@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 6:17 PM
Subject: [oletrucks] Truck Titles
Has or does anyone have a source to purchase a clean truck title. I was
told you didn't have to have a title for a 1950's truck, just a bill of
sale,
maybe that is just a rule in Ga. I have a clean wisconsin title for my truck
(HONEST & CORRET) with a bill of sale but DMV of Florida (a female her time
of
the month) is being impossible because it doesn't have the orignal motor
to
match what is on the old title, Florida Goverment employees are on a mega
power trip and i'm not sure what to do, i quess i could sink it off the
coast of
fla , that is what we do here in Fl with old trucks !!!!!!!! :-)
Steve Rushing
Ocala Fl
"Wishing i lived in Texas or anywhere
else
in the US
just not screwed up Florida "
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