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Originally Posted by jeffahart
I would call AAA and see what they say. I use AAA to register all my vehicles. California DMV is a hassle, maybe Texas is not bad. But the fact it was your grandfathers really adds to the cool factor for sure. I owned my truck back in the 80s, then got it back a few years ago, the old history has a sentimental cool factor for me too. Get it over here then work it from the position of having it in your driveway.
Good luck!
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To say the California DMV is a hassle is a huge understatement. It is a nightmare. I would rather get a root canal than deal with them.
Hopefully Texas isn't that bad.
I would try one of those vehicle registration services.
Tell them what you have, and see what they say.
Just get the paperwork straightened out first. Otherwise you might end up with a big headache. (Ask me how I know)
I think it's very cool that you want to preserve your grandfathers truck, and I wish you good luck.
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