Guides
What your state actually allows for a classic with no title — including the states where you don’t need us at all.
Ohio: 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.
Pennsylvania: 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.
Florida: 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's why, and what's left.
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.