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Does anyone know how i would get a title, or something to make it legal to put on the rode, for a commando that was in a barn for 30 years and no idea who the original owner is.
title for a commando
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Thanks, I was looking for that information for a while, just couldn't find it. I really hope that gets passed soon
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Texas takes about 30-45 days and about $350 depending on the purchase price stated on the Bill of Sale (required), to obtain a fresh clean title.
The more backup documentation you have, the smoother the process.
The bike has to PHYSICALLY be in Texas, you must be a Texas resident, and you have to haul the bike to the local police station anti-theft office to have it visually inspected and the numbers run on the computer.
The more backup documentation you have, the smoother the process.
The bike has to PHYSICALLY be in Texas, you must be a Texas resident, and you have to haul the bike to the local police station anti-theft office to have it visually inspected and the numbers run on the computer.
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Also, look into a bonded title. Not sure of the details, yet but I know a few that have done it.
I have a title for a KZ400 that was signed incorrectly and it was from an estate. NC is a stickler for all the t's crossed and the i's dotted and notary stamps on everything. I plan to go to the DMV next week and hopefully get this one through or I will be going the bonded title route.
I have a title for a KZ400 that was signed incorrectly and it was from an estate. NC is a stickler for all the t's crossed and the i's dotted and notary stamps on everything. I plan to go to the DMV next week and hopefully get this one through or I will be going the bonded title route.
