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Titles
- Thread starter bear76
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bear76 said:
i think that alot of people use them as parts trucks... d60 fronts... 4.56 gears...... or if you wanted to get a title I dont see why you couldnt go to the local dmv and tell them where you got it and say that you need a title.. they will tell you what form you need... there are people that get deuces and have to fillout special forms to register them...
JEBSR
1/2 ton status
You should get paperwork with the vehicle. When I got an old car from DRMO they gave me paperwork with it (I believe it was an sf97 or something like that). Anyway I took it to my local DMV and they registered it and sent my title through the mail just like normal. Cost me 45.00.
bear76 said:
Military vehicles have no title, but do have a VIN. Be sure to get the government's ownership form, called SF97, and bring that to the DMV with the vehicle; like any other out-of-state or, well, weird, paperwork, expect the DMV people to take a while to sort out that the VIN matches the form and that they can figure out what forms they need to fill out ... but I gather eventually it works out and they give you a regular title.
The CUCV's are easier as they have pretty normal VIN's ... my insurance people just think it's a 1985 Blazer... if it were an M35 or something you'd be in for fun, but then those have air-brakes and such.
-- A
I found a guy who has a M1009 he is selling. He got it from Gov. Liq. The sf97 form is made out to Gov.Liq. not him. Is this how it works or he just BS'n around with me. Even if I cant get title, I'll most likely still buy the truck because its a great deal (it will most likely become a 91).
If it says no title or SF97, its for parts only and can't be registered. If you have the SF 97, its no problem.
