Hey Altar Boys--?? for ya-- titles in MA?

I've got an old rod that's been in the family since it was purchased... Pre-war. Never had a ***le.

Gonna need one...

Any suggestions?

 

yes in m*** you are going to need one. Maybe an old reg( but resent like 3 or 4 years old)will do but not sure. Jared

 

Uh, negative. No dice on the reg... Pops last registered it in the 60's. Been in a barn ever since.

 

tell us what it is first.....we can't guess.

do a search for historical do***ents..might help.
run a cl***ified for do***ent wtb

 

Its just an old Fordor. '39. Purchased/registered before laws required a ***le. Vehicle type/age don't affect the requirement, I think. I'll start with the historical do***ent search, thanks..

Soooo... No ***le, no old reg, no bill of sale (only changed hands once so far--gifted) no nuttin', nada.

What would you do?

 

As far as I know up here in New England you need A ***le or old reg from that state you want to reg in. exsample, old reg from R.I. too rereg in R.I. if you get A current one from the state your old one is from that should be o.k. with no ***le

 

the sooner you get it on the books the better! but be ready!, they will tax you to death!!

 

***le companys

 

you can have somebody give to you as a gift no tax that way. not 1 dollar they will tax on a value of the car

 

sell it to a ***le company in alabama and they will sell it back to you with a current registration then go pay your tax and apply for a ***le

 

Maybe you should ask an in-state DMV how they handle it. I'm not sure why it matters what kind of car it is, but given New York is a neighbor state there must be some means to do it (NY doesn't ***le 72 and older) -