Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1320-08-05-.03 - APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF TITLE FOR REBUILT VEHICLE
(1) Any person who has rebuilt a vehicle for
which the certificate of title or other ownership documents have been
surrendered and a permit to dismantle has been issued as herein provided shall,
prior to the sale or operation of such vehicle, make application to the office
of the county clerk or directly to the Department of Revenue for a new
certificate of title.
(2) This
application must include or be supported by the following:
(a) The permit to dismantle or like foreign
certificate.
(b) A color photograph
of the vehicle in wrecked or stripped condition. Such photograph must clearly
show the condition of the vehicle prior to rebuilding.
(c) If the application is for title only, it
shall be accompanied by a sworn statement that resale is intended.
(d) A sworn statement that the application is
not being filed to circumvent the title requirements of any foreign
state.
(e) An invoice for all major
or minor replacement parts (as defined in T.C.A. § 55-3-132). If the parts
are used parts, the invoice shall state the complete name and address of the
vendor and the VIN of the vehicle or vehicles from which the part or parts were
taken.
(f) A certificate from the
rebuilder that the vehicle has been repaired in accordance with the
manufacturer's specifications.
(g)
An odometer statement, if applicable.
(h) The driver license number of an
individual applicant or, if the applicant is a business, the sales tax number
or Federal Employer Identification Number of the business.
(3) The Department may request information in
addition to that required by paragraph (2), where such additional information
is deemed necessary by the Department in order properly to determine the
applicant's eligibility for title. This information may include records of
insurance companies regarding damage claims on the vehicle or any other
information deemed necessary by the Commissioner.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A §§ 55-2-103, 55-3-206, 55-3-207, and 67-1-102, Executive Order Number 37 (2000), and Executive Order 36 (2006).
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