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To obtain a VIN, your car must be inspected. You will have to submit documents, including a completed inspection request, a bill of sale or a title certificate. The bill of sale for private parties must be notarized. You should also provide a photo identification.

Brands are placed on titles of vehicles that will be used or have been used as police vehicles, taxis, and municipal vehicles. Flood damaged vehicles and rebuilt vehicles are also branded. Once entered, these brands stay on all future titles. Titles with these brands are orange colored.

No, you cannot insure a car with a salvage title in Michigan. Salvage vehicles are cars that have been declared a total loss, meaning they're too damaged to be worth repairing and cannot be driven legally. As a result, no legitimate car insurance company writes policies for them.

To obtain a VIN, your car must be inspected. You will have to submit documents, including a completed inspection request, a bill of sale or a title certificate. The bill of sale for private parties must be notarized. You should also provide a photo identification.

What Do I Need to Register a Custom Vehicle?Documentation showing the original vehicle identification number (VIN) for the body of the car.Documentation showing the original VINs of the vehicle's engine and chassis.Certification from the National Street Rod Association after they have completed their inspection.More items...

The Michigan Department of State has special procedures for titling an assembled vehicle. An assembled vehicle is: One built from new or used materials and parts by someone not recognized as a manufacturer (usually an individual). Example: A homemade vehicle.

A vehicle with a Salvage Rebuilt Title can be licensed and driven like a normal vehicle. Before a Salvage Title can be transferred to a Salvage Rebuilt Title the vehicle must pass an extensive inspection conducted by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.