From: Robert Peterson (peteweld57@yahoo.com)
Date: Mon Sep 22 2003 - 14:46:48 PDT
It might be best if you call the DMV in Topeka
yourself. If you're dealing with your County
Treasurer's office, they can be less than helpful.
I live in Brown County, and while the ladies are nice
folk, they are clueless and can be very difficult if
anything is other than the run-of-the-mill stuff. I
bought my M37 from out of state, and while it has a
good title, out of state vehicles require VIN
inspection. The local PD suggested I get a 30 day temp
tag so I could legally drive it in to get this done.
The treas office refused, saying it had to be
inspected first.
Catch 22.
Pete
--- Witold Grzymala-Busse <wbusse@ips-networking.com>
wrote:
> I live in Kansas and I just tried to get an M-35a2
> titled with the SF-97 and
> the Dealer Reassignment form from GL. The lady at
> the counter called the
> state and the state said no deal!! I need a Arizona
> Title to get this
> vehicle titled. What pisses me off is that each time
> the requirements are
> different!! So what are my options? Has anyone
> from KS been successful at
> getting a vehicle registered in KS lately? I was
> told that vehicles older
> than 30 years old in Alabama can get titled there
> with little hassle, how do
> I go about this? Is it even legal for me as I am
> from KS? Are there any
> title services that can help me out on this point?
> Thanks
>
> WGB
>
>
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