I keep noticing references to Titles in reference to salability of cars.
Apparantly in some places Titles are the pinnacle of ownership. You just
need to organize a boatload of them shipped to Vermont, or some other
backwoods state that doesn't require Titles (on vehicles older than 15 years
old in VT).
For those of you who had a hard time in Math, that essentially means that
any MG ever sold in the US can be registered without a Title in Vermont.
<dnw>
1972 Midget
1998 Safari
1999 9-3
1964 (Me)
----- Original Message -----
From "Mark J Bradakis" <mjb at autox.team.net>
To: <autojumble@autox.team.net>
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 2:37 AM
Subject: Hey Buddy, need a round arch Midget?
> I have a round arch Midget here in Salt Lake City, maybe a 72, 73, I'm no
> expert and can't remember what the title says. It is basically a car that
> a fellow who used to live in Salt Lake started working on, and never
finished.
> It was cobbled together from two different cars, which is the cause of one
of
> the problems. Basically the title I have matches the commission number
plate
> on the part that got hauled away. Of course, if you use the car for off
road
> purposes only, and never plan to register it, then no problem. I doubt
anyone
> I know would simply buy a new number plate and adjust as necessary.
>
> mjb.
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