Mfoehrkolb

I recently fell into the real deal CTR. I don't know where to begin getting the car registered or even how much it is going to cost...

Can someone help me with...

How to get it registered in PA.
How much (estimated) it is going to cost.
How is getting the car insured going to be.

rhdjeezy

i can help, i'm in a good mood pm me

Frost7177

your gonna have to convert the emissions stuff over i think if you drive it under 6000 miles a rear it can be deemed a show car in philly and you can get away with some stuff.

Mfoehrkolb

--- I am going to be swapping my fully built 450whp b18c1 engine into it, so the emissions stuff wouldn't be in place. I would just get a lick and stick anyways for emissions and inspection so that wouldn't be a problem... I just don't know where to start as for getting it registered.

The fellow above said to send it out of state and salvage title the car, but that CAN NOT be an option because i simply don't want to R title the car over getting it registered.

SarcasticaLy

Talk to your DMV. Simple.

As far as I kno, you'll need to have a customs form if that part hasnt already been taken care of.

Do all the stuff to make it legal and then have the DMV title and register it and you're good to go.

Could all be a few Gs.

Insurance isnt all that complex. Again, call em and ask.

FlewByU352

Type R... R for rape you in insurance lol

civic_r87111

I haven't done this but I have talked to a few ppl and they have told me u have to get USDM safety glass installed and emissions have to be able to pass cali spec's, then get the dmv to issue a vin#. I know the best place to find out is DOT and u can check their web site as well. I was reading about things on the DOT site but it's been so long ago I don't remember. I do remember it wasn't as hard as u would think for most cars.

Mfoehrkolb

Anyone else.

r33dm0n3y

have you even called the dmv? do your own damn homework....we are not you minions.

Mfoehrkolb

--- Yeah... You are...

B18c1-China

aint that some ****

JDs92Hatch

never happening

EFlove91

In PA you don't go through the DMV to register cars. You have to go through a tag service, which I happen to work at. PM me with the details of what you're doing and I'll let you know how to take care of it with prices included. I work at a tag service in Lansdale.

EJ8freek

Lucky bastard. Can't believe u got a CTR.

tEKnics

PICS OR IT DOESN'T EXIST!



lol

F4MzEkSOL

come on it couldnt be any harder than cali

Cyberwaste

what he said

xero_xero

You have to acquire paperwork for what is called a bonded title. I personally register around 10 JDm cars every year, and i have a basic form FOR GEORGIA. it is called a bonded title.

i will post up a link for the georgia paperwork.

http://motor.etax.dor.ga.gov/forms/p...Form_MV46A.pdf


To explain a bonded title:

Important: To obtain a Georgia title based on a title bond (surety bond), you, the vehicle owner, must be a legal resident of Georgia & the vehicle must be a vehicle that requires a Georgia title. Click here to determine if your vehicle requires a Georgia title.

* A completed DOR Title/Tag Application, Form MV-1 - This application must be typed, electronically completed & printed or printed legibly by-hand in blue or black ink, in the vehicle owner's full legal name & signed by the vehicle owner. If jointly owned, each owner's legal name and signature is required. An individual's full legal name is their complete name as it appears on their valid driver's license. For individuals, enter each owner's valid driver's license in the spaces provided. This application can be used to apply for both a title & license plate at your County Tag Office.
* A Certificate of Title Bond, Form MV-46, backed by an insurance company licensed to issue surety insurance in Georgia naming the vehicle owner as the principal. In all spaces requiring either the owner's name or the principal's name, enter the vehicle owner's legal name.
o No matter what condition the vehicle is in, the bond must be written in the amount of the average retail value of the vehicle according to values used by this department & established by the GA Department of Revenue, Property Tax Division.
o The vehicle owner & the agent for the insurance company must sign this form in the designated spaces. If jointly owned, each owner must sign.
o All signatures on the bond must be witnessed. The witness should sign in the designated spaces.
o A power of attorney authorizing the agent to write the bond on behalf of the insurance company must be attached to the bond.
* A completed Certificate of Title Bond Affidavit, Form MV-46A. - This form must be typed, electronically completed & printed or printed legibly by-hand in blue or black ink. The reason why the applicant cannot obtain the required ownership (supporting documents) must be recorded on this form (i.e. I lost the original title assigned to me. A replacement title cannot be obtained because the seller has moved to another state & I do not have his current address.).
o The Certificate of Title Bond Affidavit, Form MV-46A, must be completed in the same name as the name shown on the Certificate of Title Bond, Form MV-46. The vehicle owner's name must be shown on any form &/or application requiring the owner's name or the principal's name. If jointly owned, each owner's full legal name & signature is required.
o The signature on this form must be notarized. The notary public must sign, affix his or her notary seal or stamp & record the date their notary commission expires.
* A completed Certification of Inspection by a Duly Constituted Georgia City, County or State Law Enforcement Officer or County Tag, Form T-22B. - Except for the signature, this form must be typed, electronically completed & printed, or printed legibly by-hand in blue or black ink. This form must be completed & signed by a Georgia law enforcement officer or a Georgia County Tag Agent or his or her designated employee after making a visual inspection of your vehicle's serial plate. The vehicle's identification number (VIN) on all forms must agree with the VIN on your vehicle.
* Any available ownership papers (e.g. Title, bill of sale, lien release, etc.)
* $10.00 title penalty is due if you, the vehicle owner, fail to apply for a Georgia title in your name within thirty-days (30) of the vehicle's purchase or transfer date.
* $10.00 additional title penalty is due if you previously applied for a Georgia title in your name for this vehicle & your application was returned requesting additional action before title issuance & compliance has not been made within sixty-days (60) of the accompanying letter's date.
* $18.00 title fee.

Pay all fees due in cash, check or money order payable to the office processing your application, Office of the Tax Commissioner or Department of Revenue. Please do not send cash through the mail! Some counties accept credit cards.
Where to Apply

Apply for your title at either the Tag Office in the county in Georgia where you reside or at this department's Motor Vehicle Division. If you are applying for a title & license plate at the same time, you must apply at your County Tag Office. Click here to view what is needed to register your vehicle.

Esprit09

Buy a wrecked ek hatch, swap vins, register the R with the wrecked ek title and hope to god you don't get caught.

Cyberwaste

you cant get away with that in every state...

but some are easier like iowa but you didnt hear that from me

EPtypR

CALL THE DMV & ASK. jshmotors.com has had 1 eg6 and 1 db8 registered, idk if they can help u out though. probably trade secrets my friend. good luck though

ANNiHiLATORS

posts pics

fastrxu

Any PHOTOGRAPHS, of this type r thingy?

customcivic93

i would love to see this type r i always wanted to see one

civic_r87111

DAMN!! u guys have never seen a CTR?