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Old 07-23-2016, 12:21 PM
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Wondering about my GTO that has been off the road for 35 years. Last registered and titled by me in Tenn. Still have the title and all, but NY is a non-title state for cars that old. But I DO NOT want to give up my original TN title .... which I heard you have to do to get a NY reggie. Wonder if they would allow a photocopy since at this point the 35 year old title I consider part of the provenance of the car and I would like to keep it. Rather than trade it for a crappy little piece of paper from NY.
I've registered cars with certified copies of titles and registrations before. If you can get a copy of the TN title certified as true, you might be able to use that instead of the real deal.

Or just get really HQ copies of the TN title to keep for yourself if you have to turn the real one in.

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