Most of the serial number plates have four different screws in them. I had my plates and registration within two weeks.Many of these older Willys come from titled states but they themselves are not titled.
All it took me was printing off and filling out the paper, a 15 min phone call to verify I did everything correct and then sending it in. The people at Vermont DMV knew exactly what I was trying to do and helped me every step of the way. even If I had to pay $370 like you, it would have been worth it because it was pain free. What it came down to for me is this is the easiest, and quickest way to do it. Which means I would have had to pay someone to help. what happens if he says no, do you get to apply again? I don't know about there, but here in Nevada the Legal documents to be prepared to go to court and have a title issued were way over my head. which means all the paperwork that has to be filled out properly, taking time out of your life to go down there, and it may not even work out. When I called they had to go check a physical book, which means its highly possible it is out dated and different than the actual NADA value online. I would call them and ask what their book value is. its 6% of nada plus $70 for a years registration(which you might as well use for the full year and get what you paid for.) I have a MB and it has no NADA value according to them so they default to the minimum sale value of $500. Vin numbers didnt start till 1954, So any number before that is a Serial number and there is technically no law about changing serial numbers.Ĭlick to expand.If you in deed have a CJ then yes. This plan world work just as well using, Engine SN, Tub SN, Custom data plates, Any number that can be attached to the Vehicle. They did a vin inspection and verified my data plate matched the paperwork and was not stolen. They will make you a title and registeration. IDK if mine is orginal or what not, I have no frame plate.Ģ# Sent in the paperwork with the $100 for fees and a years registration.ĥ# Take said registration to your local DMV and ask them to transfer to their state. As long as your "vin" is not reported stolen or registered in a different state you are good.ġ# All I did was fill out the paperwork using the data plate on the glove box.
They don't require a title or bill of sale for vehicles older than 15 years, also they dont require you to be a resident. All you have to do to get a title is register it in Vermont and then register it in your home state.
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