Obtain Your Antique Car Title With Joe’s Antique Cars

Aug 17 2007

Published by Jennifer at 2:54 am under Antique Cars

More and more people are becoming interested in keeping or owning antique cars that were made years and years ago. Though it really is a hard task if you are restoring an old classic car that could pass as a junk, when it was fully restored to its original beauty, you will be surprised to find out that what you may have restored is priceless.

And, if you are done with the whole job of restoring your vintage car, but would like to make a profit of it when you join auctions or other clubs, and you would need an antique car title that would only prove that you are the sole owner of the vehicle, you may have a hard time in someone that would help you. On the other hand, there are now many companies that could help you in obtaining an antique car title and put it in your name.

Antique Cars And Title Services For Sale

For some people, what they consider to be an old car that seems to be not working is already a huge piece of junk and needs to be stowed away or recycled to get at least, some benefit from it. However, at www.joesantiquecars.com, they are featuring hard-to-find antique cars that need restoration for them to be beautiful, elegant, and powerful once again. At Joe’s Antique Cars, you will be surprised to know that the organizers of this company truly finds something valuable and worth keeping from their collection of antique cars for sale. Not only that, they also could provide you with authentic and legal antique car titles that would signify and prove your sole ownership of the ones that you have brought from them.

So if you are interested in obtaining antique car titles that are all legal and authentic, Joe’s Antique Cars, they will provide you with a letter of the title law from the state, certification of registration, and of course, a notarized bill of sale. Everything that you will need to make sure that the antique car title is legally transferred in your hands, the people from Joe’s Antique Cars are glad to help.

They guarantee that there are no stolen, salvage, and any other with a lien could not be handled through their company so if you are interested in owning antique cars or are having problems when it comes to the matter of obtaining your antique car title, Joe’s Antique Cars is just one click away.

29 Responses to “Obtain Your Antique Car Title With Joe’s Antique Cars”

# fred marshallon 06 Sep 2007 at 2:48 am

i have a 31 model a need title any thing i can do?
# David Greenon 13 Sep 2007 at 1:54 am

My wife and I are retired and we spend every winter in Mexico.

This summer I purchased a ‘46 Ford coupe from an individual in Bahia de Kino, Sonora, MX. No title or VIN number was available when I purchased the vehicle. I have a fair amount of paperwork, but I have no title or VIN number. To my knowledge this car has never been stolen, nor is there anything “fishy” going on here. This vehicle was the previous owner’s family car. He had it for several years, and he drove it almost every day.

I destroyed what I assume was the VIN number tag when I tried to use paint remover to get the information from it. The tag was not stamped. I know of no VIN number anywhere else on the vehicle. I have checked the vehicle everywhere that has been recommended to me.

I am just about desperate. If I had a title I could get a new VIN number tag. If I had a VIN# tag, I could get a title. It’s a vicious circle!

I can currently buy a blank VIN number tag on the Web. If I had a legitimate VIN number, I could have it engraved or stamped on the tag. As I stated above, I can then get a title.

Can you please help me or can you please refer me to someone that can help?

Thank you very much.

Sincerely,
Dave Green
# bruceon 20 Sep 2007 at 2:32 pm

have a hot rod, 29 ford roadster, no title , on a custom model a frame. How do I title this car or can I buy a 29 ford title and register as that ?If so am interested in buy title.
# Dan Hadamon 19 Oct 2007 at 7:09 pm

I have a collection of old car/truck titles from the 40-60’s. They are clear Ohio titles. Would these have any value?

thanks Dan
# matt cookon 28 Oct 2007 at 6:12 am

I put together a truck out of junked parts but none with vin numbers. How do i aquire a title for it.
# eddie webbon 02 Nov 2007 at 6:37 pm

i have a 1931 ford coupe how can i get a 31 title
# johnnyon 07 Nov 2007 at 7:30 pm

i do as well so if you find out anything please let me know ty so much
# Dale Kreimeyeron 12 Nov 2007 at 6:29 am

What title would you use for a 1959 Mercedes
300SL Roadster? How would you know that the
Vin# is not being used on another 300SL in 1959? Several cars in 1959 were destroyed by wrecks, fire or parted out. If your rebuilding a car and obtain a Vin# that someone else has, it would be serious problem. How could you search for a 1959 300SL that was destroyed or
wrecked. No one would care if the car doesn’t
exsist with that Vin#.
What state would the title come from and how do search Vin#’s? What’s the cost of title?
Thank you
Dale Kreimeyer
# Allen Son 18 Nov 2007 at 11:12 am

Dan Hadam,
Do you have a 1940 Ford Coupe title?
# cliff t.on 25 Nov 2007 at 8:15 pm

Looking for a title for a 1931 ford tudor sedan and someone who can furnish a bill of sale
# Garthon 28 Nov 2007 at 9:44 pm

i need a title for a ‘55 chevy truck. any info on how i can get one of these or have one for sale, call me at 503 737 9769. thank you.
# bon 05 Dec 2007 at 12:29 am

how do you track a 1978 car by vin# since the # is only 13 no.s nd vins today are 17 # s?
# Akapopon 17 Dec 2007 at 4:25 am

I have a 1969 mini austin classic with vin and bill of sale. is there any possible that i can get title?? you can contact me via email or my cell xxxxxxxxxx…thx.
# Rickeyon 22 Dec 2007 at 2:15 am

I have a 1932 coupe (5 window) kit car. I need to know about how to get a vin number tag, and how many numbers need to be stamped on it. I got the origin build papers. Thanks
# Jereon 18 Jan 2008 at 5:23 pm

I have a 1934 Hudson 2 Door Coupe Hot Rod. It is on a custom chassis and the original is long gone. When I bought the body it was in pretty rough shape and all that was left was the shell. I have been working on this for about 7 years and now I need to figure out how to get it registered. I don’t have a title or vin. Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
# Jameson 29 Jan 2008 at 1:20 am

i have bought a 1931 ford body only at a swap meet with only a bill of sale no title
this is a very old car and i will need a title later is this doalble

Thanks james
# Randyon 30 Jan 2008 at 4:39 am

Just drug a 37 Chevy Pick-up out of the woods on our farm….. Its been there for about 30 years and need a title…. Where can I get one?
# Renessaon 10 Feb 2008 at 2:28 am

I have frames rails that I found on my dad’s farm. We think it was a 32 ford roadster that grandfather had at one time. The only numbers we can see are 18199, not sure about that… Can we get a title for a 32 ford roadster or what do we need to do if we decide to build a car off this frame???

Thank you,
Renessa
# friskoon 22 Feb 2008 at 3:54 pm

hi. i have a 62 corvette fuelie that has been around my family for i don’t know how long. i took its remains from my godfathers gas station upon his death 20 some years ago and have slowly (very slowly) put the car back together. now it’s almost at the point where it can be drivin, but i have absolutely no paperwork on the car, and when i got it, it had no front end and no steering column and no vin #. can you do anything for me and my situation? i’ve tried to find a deceased car to use it’s info, but i don’t know what direction to go. thanks for your input.
# dennison 25 Feb 2008 at 2:01 am

hi i own a 29 ford street rod the body is in bad shape and the vin is unidentifiable how can i title it any help would be graetly appreciated thanks
# Geraldon 11 Mar 2008 at 3:23 am

I have a T bucket so Im here like every one else How can I get a title ??????
# Geraldon 13 Mar 2008 at 3:52 am

I Have a hudson title 1934 4 door
# Dominicon 22 Mar 2008 at 10:25 pm

HI, I have a title i need to know where a i can get a blank vin label so i can have the vin engraved on it and put it on my cab and frame. Any info is greatly appreciated thanks.
# Jayon 03 Apr 2008 at 11:55 am

I have a 1930 Model A Ford roadster reconstructed from parts and need a title. I can’t read the vin number on the frame and the engine is a 1928. Can you help me?
# NICKon 06 Apr 2008 at 9:55 pm

I HAVE A 1936 MERCEDES CONVERTABLE ( KIT CAR) THAT I NEED A TITLE FOR CAN YOU HELP
THANK YOU IN ADVANCE
# Dan Strauson 17 May 2008 at 4:44 pm

Hi,
I have been rebuilding a 67 corvette and I am nearing completion. I bought the body that was stripped to nothing and I am doing a retro mod onto a newer 2001 drivetrain. I am interested in a clear title on this car for registering.
Thanks
# rickon 26 May 2008 at 10:33 pm

I built a 23 t bucket from parts. The frame is built from blueprints and the body is fiberglass. engine and trans from a 70 chevelle. Frontend from a 37-41 ford. How can I go about getting a clear title?
Thanks
# Stanon 13 Jun 2008 at 8:49 am

I need a 1930 ford roadster title with vin listed on title. can you help
# Paul Howeryon 29 Jun 2008 at 3:51 am

I have a 1967 Bridgestone 175 DT. I purchased from an individual who was not the original owner. I have a bill of sale and the VIN. The motorcycle has the last inspection tag on it and it was in 1975. If there is a way to obtain a new title in my name please let me know. thanks

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