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thanks for all the advice and member wisdom, with help i was able to put a title in my hand. my XM706E2 is being media blasted and prepared for paint i will have pictures posted soon thanks again guys

Thanks Jeepsinker for your generous offer i will sleep better knowing this truck has a place to go, and thank you M813rc I know who you are talking about good idea. we also have a mutial friend in NY state who owns a v 100 that has been in movies you and I spoke briefly back in Feb 2013, Hmmm...

great any member volunteering to be my uncle that lives in texas I really do appreciate all the reply's. you guys that have done it are the experts, I think it is a shame that civilians willing to invest money, a lot of money and time to restore pieces of american history meet with...

has anyone used a bonding company for this process ? could the truck be in a different state say at a welding shop or restoration shop during this process ?

nothing like that in N.J. how would texas DMV calculate a value ? and what is involved with there safty inspection certificate ?

I think B3.3T has a great point as far as knowing the history, I am lucky, just not as lucky as Austringer to have found one with a title. I have to trust my father there was no funny business with this truck, what is my next step, or what is a good state to start I live in New Jersey the will...

I was told this v100 was heading to a scrap yard in Maryland , a friend of my fathers rescued it, along with another that was sold off , this was in 1982 or 1985 the date is un clear in 25 years I don't have the recipe and the metal yard is long gone, the truck is now in my position hidden away

This is my first post, go easy on me, I may be able to put my hands on a 25 year barn find XM706E2 There is no paperwork at all. I have read some older threads from members on how they were able to reg and title in there states, i am looking for members wisdom advising me the best safest way...