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A friend has a 1971 TR, registered in Connecticut.
He's sold it to a guy who lives in California. California considers this a "non-resident" vehicle.
Connecticut does not issue title certificates for cars manufactured before 1981. Thus, current owner has no Connecticut title document. Current owner does have valid Connecticut registration papers, and has completed the "transfer of ownership" form on the registration papers. Those reg papers will be sent along with the car.
Will having no Connecticut title certificate cause a problem with trying to register the vehicle in California? Does California need any other documentation other than the signed-over Connecticut registration papers?
Thanks.
Tom
He's sold it to a guy who lives in California. California considers this a "non-resident" vehicle.
Connecticut does not issue title certificates for cars manufactured before 1981. Thus, current owner has no Connecticut title document. Current owner does have valid Connecticut registration papers, and has completed the "transfer of ownership" form on the registration papers. Those reg papers will be sent along with the car.
Will having no Connecticut title certificate cause a problem with trying to register the vehicle in California? Does California need any other documentation other than the signed-over Connecticut registration papers?
Thanks.
Tom