A crusty old Land Rover Series model...
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Why, most vehicles that old are transfered with a bill of sale, not a title. I'm not even sure titles existed much before the late 1960's.
It's state by state and sometimes company by company No one ever asks to see my titles but there are places that do
If somebody here were interested, I could go check it out for them. I go past where it is almost every day...
The scrapper that takes my shells likes to get a title but that's on newer vehicles. I doubt that titles existed on vehicles in 1961.
BTW, wouldn't that make that vehicle one of the first IIa's or did the II stay in production until 1962? I always wanted a Series as old as I was but never found a worthwhile 1960 Series II.
The '67 NADA 109 SW we had was sold with only a bill of sale in ME.
I was then able to get a title for "Blueboy" in Oklahoma where we were living at the time.
No questions, no inspections, nada.
Later took that title and titled / registered the Rover as an antique in PA.
As it was a title transfer, again no problems.
Still have the antique plate which is in my name and eventually will be used on the RRC.
I was then able to get a title for "Blueboy" in Oklahoma where we were living at the time.
No questions, no inspections, nada.
Later took that title and titled / registered the Rover as an antique in PA.
As it was a title transfer, again no problems.
Still have the antique plate which is in my name and eventually will be used on the RRC.
if we want to get rid of a rig with no title we have to have our tow truck guy haul it off and put a lien on it. we let him keep the scrap money for his hassle of the tow and the paper work
For transferring a vehicle in CT and MA, prior to 1981 and you don't need a title. In VT it's 15 years. In RI and NH, 10 years.
If I want to get rid of a vehicle in NYS without a title, I can do it if it's 8 years or older and worth less than $1250. There's a simple form that requires ID from the person scrapping the vehicle.
If I want to get rid of a vehicle in NYS without a title, I can do it if it's 8 years or older and worth less than $1250. There's a simple form that requires ID from the person scrapping the vehicle.
that top alone looks straight enough that it could easily be worth $800-$1000. rear 109 doors are also worth a bit even if you have to replace the lower channel.