No value?

Jan 31, 2005 27 Replies

Find a human you can work with in the agency and do what you have to. It took me well over two years to get my Puma titled in Iowa even though I had a bill of sale and a valid Wisconsin title. Because the title called the car "homemade" , the state of Iowa's computer didn't recognize it as a valid automobile and made me do a complete inspection. This inspection required me to pass the dot inspection for the year of the car. I had to change the door latches, mount 4" bumpers, change the speedometer, and meet about 25 other requirements. ( had to get the door latches from Brazil). Anyway the payoff is I probibly have the only Puma in America that is titled as it was built at the factory before disassembly and export to the USA. I have a 1977 Puma GTE Iowa titled car and Hagerty insurance recognized it as such for the agreed value. I like it. Dennis

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grrrrrrrr... :-/ (seller's remorse)

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titled car and Hagerty insurance recognized it as such for the agreed value. I like it. Dennis

******** That's pretty cool! Don't imagine it was an easy task, or cheap either, though... ~ Paul aka "Tha Driver"

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It was hard for me cause I knew I could not afford to make any mistakes and I did not trust anyone else to do the work so it took me quite a while. I feel good about it now but a lot of bad words came out of my mouth during the project.

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The "Ph=F6-curs" that have the parts that I need for my car apparently think my VW is worth 10 million dollars. They are EGB - Evil Greedy Bast@rds!

Mike

'47 VW

The "Ph=F6-curs" that have the parts that I need for my car apparently think my VW is worth 10 million dollars. They are EGB - Evil Greedy Bast@rds!

Mike

'47 VW

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