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Close the thread? But you never transfered the original title out of the seller's name. And, Im sure your Vermont bus2iness is paying taxes and payroll and insurance, etc...

But he has a title already (which is STILL in the seller’s name). FL did not ruin it. Didnt they just write something about not titling in FL on it? What about the other 49 states?

So if you sell or “gift” your humvee, you just use the Vermont registration as a title? If you gift it, you may as well use it as a tax write off. Lol You still have the original title, that is still in the guys name you bought it from. So back to my earlier comments. You have 2 “titles” in 2...

So if Vermont issues a new title, what happens to the title with the seller’s name on it? The buyer still has that one, and it wasnt transferred to buyers name. When you buy a vehicle and take title to DMV, they dont give you the old one back.

He is not trying to get a replacement title. He is trying to get a second title from another state. So.....

Why not? The OPer has a title from a state he doesnt live in (not Vermont) that has someone else’s name on it. Then got it registered in Vermont and may get a Vermont title without a VIN inspection. This sounds just like the scenario i described. Only the bill of sale would be fake. The OPer...

Is there some sort of federal database that a DMV can look at and see there is already a title in another state before they issue a new one? Can i just get a 68 camaro VIN at a car show, make a bill of sale, and send to Vermont a get a title for it?

Why not just call and ask them?

When i was looking at auction trucks, i went to Lee County DMV. She told me to just bring sf-97. My concers were what happens if the 6 digit vin came back as a stolen golf cart or anything else. She was insistant that all vehicles have 17 digit vins. I even had pictures of original amg data...

Post #28 offered to buy it without the title....

Flamered, how many states are you trying to get a title from at the same time? Three?

I think he was saying it cannot be registered as a former military vehicle, since it gas been modified.

You have to have a FL title if you own it. Registration and plates are something else. To sell it, you have to have s title in your name. If not, you would be title jumping which i think is illegal in 50 states. I talked to that mean guy on the phone when i was looking at auction trucks. He...