Misconceptions of "rebuilt" vehicles

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Dave-ROR

Last I knew, Kentucky was the last state where you could still wash a title. It's a felony and all of that but still possible. I last checked like 8 years ago though soooo...

https://jalopnik.com/my-bus-has-plat...y-a-1845700048

[Dave-ROR]

Originally Posted by soundman98

https://jalopnik.com/my-bus-has-plat...y-a-1845700048

Interesting, never knew about Vermont.

But I don't know if they'll really change the title.. this paragraph:
"If you’re registering a vehicle with a title and want a Vermont title back, send the original title. If you just want the registration, send a copy of the title. If you’re registering a vehicle without a title, you want to include a bill of sale and a VIN verification, which you can get from an insurance company or the police. Wrap up those documents in an envelope with a check for your fees then send it off to Vermont."

Now I would imagine if you send, say, a COD title they won't issue a registration/title. Same with Salvage (but rebuilt I'm sure they would). It's unlikely to wash the history. Converting to an RV from a bus like in the article is pretty easy depending on state. In Florida, you can literally write it in handwriting on a piece of paper that you are converting it and installed LP, 110v electricity or plumbing. They convert it without inspection and for free. But of course you have to be a Florida resident and all that. And have to go to the DMV.. the horrors!

[Opie]

For those that are still following, I never posted "after photos";

Blue 2013 - Clean Title & White 2015 - Rebuilt Title, both are dual use, Street & track, cars:

[Clipdat]

I'd love to take the white one out for a long drive! Gorgeous.

[Opie]

Originally Posted by Clipdat

I'd love to take the white one out for a long drive! Gorgeous.

It's new owner loves it....

[Clipdat]

Woah! He went full track mode with it.