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Originally Posted by GTOnly70
Anybody from Canada or Australia want to chime in?  |
Speaking from Canada here. I know that in both Alberta and the Yukon Territory, back in the nineties, for an older car all you needed was a bill of sale, and after the DMV did a search to see if it was listed as stolen, they'd issue a title to you. I did it myself a couple of times in both places I don't know if that has changed since then, so if anybody has any knowledge of any changes to that maybe they could chime in. In B.C., where I am now, if you didn't have a title you needed to either get it from the last registered owner, or you could jump through a lot of hoops and they would eventually issue you a B.C. provincial title, the downside to that is they would remove the factory VIN plate, and install a Provincial tag with their own number on it.