Nathan81230
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Title is hard to get but it would be an off road only bike
"Cafe Racer" such a loose term! Craigslist "Gem" of the week!
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cantupshift
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Check the vin against a stolen registry online.
Title is easy to get. Get a bill of sale on the bike, pay $42 registration to the state of Vermont, then 6% tax on the NADA "good" value of the motorcycle. Use the forms off their website. Cost me $86 to get my registration / plate from there for my 74 CB360. Walk into DMV with a registration, potentially argue at the counter, VT doesn't issue titles for bikes more than 30 years old, get a Colorado title.
No bonded title, no nonsense.
Title is easy to get. Get a bill of sale on the bike, pay $42 registration to the state of Vermont, then 6% tax on the NADA "good" value of the motorcycle. Use the forms off their website. Cost me $86 to get my registration / plate from there for my 74 CB360. Walk into DMV with a registration, potentially argue at the counter, VT doesn't issue titles for bikes more than 30 years old, get a Colorado title.
No bonded title, no nonsense.
Nathan81230
New Member
Thanks cantupshift, that's some good info
Nathan81230
New Member
VonYinzer said:
Thanks VonYinzer. I've always been scared away by bikes with no title. It seems like if you do a vin check and it's not stolen there's not much to worry about.
cantupshift
New Member
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=655441
31 pages of questions and answers in there including a lot by state. Read through all of it and it covers a lot of questions, and 'what ifs' and what people had to go through in various states.
http://dmv.vermont.gov/help#VehicleRegistration
How do I register a motorcycle in Vermont when I purchased the motorcycle in another state?
You must provide DMV with the following: a completed Registration Application form #TA-VD-119 (PDF document 424.7KB), the bill of sale, the title to the motorcycle, an updated (current) odometer statement and payment of the proper fees. If you did not purchase the motorcycle from a dealer (if you purchased it from a private individual) you will also need a "Visual Verification of Serial Number" completed. If you had registered the motorcycle in another state you will also need proof of the amount of tax paid to the other state.
If I am trying to register a vehicle that is more than fifteen (15) years old what do I use for a title?
Your "bill of sale".
Titleable motorcycles 300 cc’s or more last registered in another state are required to have a VIN verification from the Vermont personnel listed above.
There's a caveat on this one, I think that if it's older than 30 years it doesn't need a VIN verification. I just took a picture of my VIN off the neck and sent it in 'just in case'
Need this form:
http://dmv.vermont.gov/sites/dmv/files/pdf/DMV-VT005-Bill_Of_Sale_Odometer_Cert.pdf
and this:
http://dmv.vermont.gov/sites/dmv/files/pdf/DMV-VD119-Vehicle_Reg_Tax_Title_App.pdf
Even if you pay $200 for a bike and it's only worth $200. Pay the 6% of the 'good' value or $500 (whichever is higher) it's listed somewhere but I can't find it. They only seem to scrutinize cheapskates and won't register it.
I got my plate in one week with a temporary registration, and my sticker and registration a week after that.
31 pages of questions and answers in there including a lot by state. Read through all of it and it covers a lot of questions, and 'what ifs' and what people had to go through in various states.
http://dmv.vermont.gov/help#VehicleRegistration
How do I register a motorcycle in Vermont when I purchased the motorcycle in another state?
You must provide DMV with the following: a completed Registration Application form #TA-VD-119 (PDF document 424.7KB), the bill of sale, the title to the motorcycle, an updated (current) odometer statement and payment of the proper fees. If you did not purchase the motorcycle from a dealer (if you purchased it from a private individual) you will also need a "Visual Verification of Serial Number" completed. If you had registered the motorcycle in another state you will also need proof of the amount of tax paid to the other state.
If I am trying to register a vehicle that is more than fifteen (15) years old what do I use for a title?
Your "bill of sale".
Titleable motorcycles 300 cc’s or more last registered in another state are required to have a VIN verification from the Vermont personnel listed above.
There's a caveat on this one, I think that if it's older than 30 years it doesn't need a VIN verification. I just took a picture of my VIN off the neck and sent it in 'just in case'
Need this form:
http://dmv.vermont.gov/sites/dmv/files/pdf/DMV-VT005-Bill_Of_Sale_Odometer_Cert.pdf
and this:
http://dmv.vermont.gov/sites/dmv/files/pdf/DMV-VD119-Vehicle_Reg_Tax_Title_App.pdf
Even if you pay $200 for a bike and it's only worth $200. Pay the 6% of the 'good' value or $500 (whichever is higher) it's listed somewhere but I can't find it. They only seem to scrutinize cheapskates and won't register it.
I got my plate in one week with a temporary registration, and my sticker and registration a week after that.
Architecterre
Been Around the Block
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1967-Chevy-El-Camino-ELKY-unfinished-project-327-engine-4-speed-trans-/191067035488?pt=Salvage_Parts_Cars&hash=item2c7c7b9760&vxp=mtr
rays650cafe
No quarter given, none taken.
Damn! You so purrdy! And ya only smell a little like a meth lab!Architecterre said:
Boondoggle
Been Around the Block
Architecterre said:
Too many miles and too little maintenance. Then there's the car...
shift_love
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Boondoggle said:
she does not want to be there, you know, some of those adds are great, when the girls are hot...but this girl...i feel bad for her, out in the cold, in sweat pants a bra and a long coat
Ichiban Moto
Bad Ass Cafe' Style
so2002 said:
Funniest thing all day ! ;D
coalnation
Live long and prosper.
http://charleston.craigslist.org/cto/4333886008.html
If I hadn't just bought a truck I would be all over this beauty.
If I hadn't just bought a truck I would be all over this beauty.
