State guides
What your state actually allows
For a classic with no title, what your state offers, what it refuses, and the states where you don’t need us at all.
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OhioOhio: titling a classic car with no title
Ohio has no bonded title process. For a classic with no paperwork, your only in-state route is a court order, here's what that involves and what the alternative is.
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PennsylvaniaPennsylvania: titling a classic car with no title
PennDOT offers no bonded title. For an untitled classic your in-state option is a court-ordered involuntary transfer, or Montana.
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FloridaFlorida: your classic is too old for a bonded title
Florida's bonded title process excludes vehicles more than 29 years old. If your classic has no title, FLHSMV's own rules rule you out. Here is why, and what is left.
Read the guide →Where you may not need us
States where you may not need a title at all: Alabama (35+ model years), Maine (26+), New Hampshire (1999 and older), Georgia (1985 and older). And Tennessee residents can title a 30-year-old vehicle with a single form at the county clerk, no bond, no inspection. If that’s you, don’t buy anything from us.