I just bought a nice used 1987 honda express from a guy who bought it at a swap meet is there any way i can get a title and plates for it?
thank you
I just bought a nice used 1987 honda express from a guy who bought it at a swap meet is there any way i can get a title and plates for it?
thank you
No title needed, under 250cc in maine. check your local laws---
call city hall or DMV
What State are you in , noah ?
I live in wisconsin
Go to www.scootertherapy.com and get their e-mail address. It's scootert@chorus.net I think. They are in Wisconsin and should know everything since they sell and repair scooters and mopeds.Okay?
there should also be a link in the links archive for state laws.... if not, then go to www.moped2.org and look up moped laws... it should have a post from someone in your state.
In South Carolina; If the previous owner's title is signed over to you or if you somehow have the dealer's or manufacturer's original sales document the state will issue a new title. Otherwise, the procedure is to go to a moped store where I was issued (for $45) a moped plate (and sticker) and an unofficial looking document that has the VIN No., a plate (sticker) number. moped make and model and owner's name and address. Supposedly, a copy of this document is kept on file by a semi-official motorcycle organization. I keep reminding myself to find out who they are, but have not. The idea is to use this as ownership proof when selling or reporting the moped as stolen.
Sometimes your local library will have a big book o' statutes. I know when I moved to Minneapolis (I'm a big bicycle geek as well) I looked up all of the bicycle laws at the library.
Also, your local DMV might have some info. Although the DMV is a scary and evil place, sometimes they just have a wall of pamphlets. In MN, the DMV Motorcycle pamphlet has all the moped info in it as well. I got mine from the library, tho'.
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