[GTOnly70]

Originally Posted by Stuart

People always respond with how titling is done in their state, but how they do it in your state is the only thing that matters.

SEMA has information on their website about how to title old cars, as a first step go there and see what they say about Florida. http://www.semasan.com/page.asp?cont...tling&g=semaga

Anybody from Canada or Australia want to chime in?

[nytrainer]

Originally Posted by GTOnly70

Anybody from Canada or Australia want to chime in?

In Mexico they don't need no stinking titles!

[oldblueponcho]

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.