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Welp, I have the forms (plural) filled out, and just have to get an appointment with the local(ish) DMV Regional Service Center (40 something miles away), and plead my case for why they should issue me a form allowing me to go buy a bond for a title, and then file for a bonded title. So I'm probably looking at an additional week or two worth of leg work, but I guess I'll find out soon enough. I just want to get that taken care of so I can feel comfortable dropping the money on a new windshield, so I can keep the rain out of the inside of the cab...
Yup I feel your pain on dealing with the title agency. The one for greater Houston area is on the NW side,has virtually no parking for anything bigger than a smart car (we had plenty of fun parking Burb) and even with an appointment you'll be there all day. And of course only M-F,9-5.....
That's about the same as my situation. Right down to the windshield leaking!
Mine has two big ham-****** holes through it. Or sledgehammer holes. I dunno which. So it's been getting rain inside for who knows how long. And I've had her a while, and am only just now getting around to being able to take care of alot of this stuff.
Nice! I also spent some time in DMV today. 20 minutes total and left with two transferred titles, and a permanent tag for my trailer. Fastest time ever for a successful visit.
This was the fastest I've ever been in and out of the DMV. 2-3 minutes after I checked in, I was called to a desk, and in 7 minutes flat the lady did her research on both trucks and approved both of my requests for bonded title, and gave me my forms with the bond amounts I need. Just need to save up a week or three so I can get the bonds and pay for the title transfers.
