Anyone familiar with getting a Maryland title & VIN for a Street Rod (In MD, a recently
manufactured chassis & body, 32 Ford, is termed a kit car). I have a copy of the rules & regs. from
the MD. motor vehicle admin. but not must detai is provided. The car must be inspected at Glen
Burnie, MD by the state police. I guess you have to trailer the car there---But does anyone know what
the inspection process is??? and what passes inspection and what does not. Particularly the MVA's
view on loud mufflers and fenderless cars as I expect to have the necesssary safety equip.

Does MD title the veh. as a 32 or 2002

I've got some reservations about buying a title, but doing research

I'm not sure about Maryland ? North Carolina D.M.V. now wants a notarized statement from the previous owner on the condition of the vehicle when it was sold . You need to get information from a Rod & Custom club in Maryland before you do anything. Just my 2 cents. Regards,HonestFrank
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pauld
In South Carolina we have what is called a builders title and you have to furnish all bill of sales for big ticket idems.But if you have a title then you can build as what ever you are building.I have had people in N.C. sell me there car for a dollar and i title it for them and that way they get out of a bunch of paper work. Johnny
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Check with a place in maryland ,called street rod works and the number is 410 535 1933

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Yea,that's the place I got my '32 registration from NY.Got a vin plate, stamped the #s on it,got a cop check it out,bingo.I saw the same title on ebay for 500 big ones.I think I paid 125.00.Great people to deal with too.

Make that , DENTON , MD.

HIGHLY respected shop & operation. NEVER heard a bad word.
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