Want to buy clear series 109 title

[riderktm]

Restoring old 109 that title is long gone. Looking to buy title of parted out 109 series any year landrover

[Terrys]

Most states no longer require a title on vehicles beyound a certain age. It's 15 years in CT, but it varies from state to state. I think MA is one of the few that still require one for a out-of-state vehicle. In most other states, as long as you have a bill of sale you can register it.

[leafsprung]

Most states require it, only a few do not.

[rickv100]

Some states have a procedure to get old titles or to get a new title issued as a reconstructed vehicle.

What state are you in.

Rick

[Andrew IIA]

In NY anything prior to 1973 (i think) will not have a title. I registered my '63 with a bill of sale.

[Triumphdaytona2007]

in florida you have to have a title for everything they are very strict about it, however my cousin in georgia got a title with only a bill of sale because of its age for his rover

[riderktm]

I am in Iowa and they do have a procedue but it is tough.
1. Get a bonded title
2. Get it inspected and get a title like the guys do who build hotrods.
I would be willing to buy a title to get away from the hassle as Iowa is very strict.

[LaneRover]

in florida you have to have a title for everything they are very strict about it, however my cousin in georgia got a title with only a bill of sale because of its age for his rover

What if you are bringing in a truck from Maine - where titles are not provided for pre-74 vehicles? Or weren't originally provided - don't know if I can get one now.

[Terrys]

Most states require it, only a few do not.

What's 'Most' ? I quit reading when I got to 30 who don't issue or require them beyond x years (x varies)

[leafsprung]

I haven't seen a list but Ive had older titles for rovers from

-PA,AR,AZ,KY,IL,TX,CA,OR,FL,WY,IN,WA,NV,NY,IA,LA,MD ,MT

I know VT, AL, GA are non title states,

Check out http://www.semasan.com/main/main.aspx?id=62843 for specific info on each states requirements.

[mongoswede]

I have a clear title for a 68 109 that ill sell for $4500...it comes with a matching 68 109

[solihull109]

What if you are bringing in a truck from Maine - where titles are not provided for pre-74 vehicles? Or weren't originally provided - don't know if I can get one now.

Ah...Maine is 15 years.. anything older than 15 years from current time does not need a title. I just trade a hammered D2 for a 1991 RRC GDE even steven...just need a bill of sale, that's it.

Are you really rebuilding your 109 or are you trying to bring something over on a Series v.i.n.?

[JohnOFromJersey]

If you have a VIN, I had great success with these guys: http://www.its-titles.com/ . For about a hundred bucks, they got me some paperwork that I took to my DMV (in New Jersey) and walked out with a clear New Jersey title. (And NJ is not exactly a "lax" state when it comes to stuff like that).

It all seemed pretty suspect but after following their instructions, I found myself walking out of the NJ DMV with a smile on my face and a registered truck :-).

JO

[LaneRover]

Ah...Maine is 15 years.. anything older than 15 years from current time does not need a title. I just trade a hammered D2 for a 1991 RRC GDE even steven...just need a bill of sale, that's it.

Are you really rebuilding your 109 or are you trying to bring something over on a Series v.i.n.?

I have a truck in Maine that I want to bring to Florida - just wondering if I need to leave it on Maine plates if Florida is 'picky'

[solihull109]

I have a truck in Maine that I want to bring to Florida - just wondering if I need to leave it on Maine plates if Florida is 'picky'

I would. Do you have a residence in Maine? If so, I would just keep the Maine tags. The only down side I see is, if you plan on keeping in Florida,. you'll need to bring it up once a year for inspection...that is if Florida would have a problem with your truck in the first place.