Okla. Stat. tit. 47, § 47-1112.1A
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Registration of vintage vehicles
Official statutory text
A. As used in this section "vintage vehicle" means a passenger
automobile or truck having no more than two axles and for which no
Oklahoma certificate of title exists in the records of Service
Oklahoma prior to January 1, 1980, and which has not been registered
in the records of Service Oklahoma or any other state for a period
of fifteen (15) or more years prior to the date as of which the
application for the certificate of title is made.
B. A person or other legal entity may register a vintage
vehicle and obtain an Oklahoma certificate of title for the vehicle
upon payment of a fee of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) and
providing a verified statement, under oath, submitted to Service
Oklahoma with the following information:
1. The name of the person or other legal entity to which the
certificate of title will be issued;
2. The personal or business address at which the vehicle will
be located when not in use on the roads and highways of the state;
3. The manufacturer of the vehicle whether or not the
manufacturer is still conducting business;
4. The model of the vehicle using either the designation
provided by the original manufacturer or an equivalent designation;
5. The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) if the vehicle had a
VIN at the time of its original manufacture;
6. The price at which the vintage vehicle was acquired by the
person or other legal entity making application for a vintage
vehicle title; and
7. A statement that the vehicle is not currently subject to the
lien of any person or other legal entity for the purchase price of
the vehicle, for expenses associated with repair or refurbishment of
the vehicle, storage charges or any other purpose.
C. The fee prescribed by subsection B of this section shall be
nonrefundable even if Service Oklahoma denies the issuance of a
certificate of title for the vintage vehicle for any reason.
D. Upon review of the information contained in the application
for a certificate of title, Service Oklahoma shall determine whether
or not the title may be issued.
E. If a vintage vehicle certificate of title is issued, the
person or other legal entity making application shall make payment
of the motor vehicle excise tax required by Section 2103 of Title 68
of the Oklahoma Statutes and the applicable rate of sales tax
imposed pursuant to Section 1354 of Title 68 of the Oklahoma
Statutes.
F. Once a certificate of title has been issued for a vintage
vehicle as provided by this section, the vehicle shall be subject to
the annual registration requirements in the same manner and subject
to the same fees as provided by law for other motor vehicles.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 1141
automobile or truck having no more than two axles and for which no
Oklahoma certificate of title exists in the records of Service
Oklahoma prior to January 1, 1980, and which has not been registered
in the records of Service Oklahoma or any other state for a period
of fifteen (15) or more years prior to the date as of which the
application for the certificate of title is made.
B. A person or other legal entity may register a vintage
vehicle and obtain an Oklahoma certificate of title for the vehicle
upon payment of a fee of Two Hundred Fifty Dollars ($250.00) and
providing a verified statement, under oath, submitted to Service
Oklahoma with the following information:
1. The name of the person or other legal entity to which the
certificate of title will be issued;
2. The personal or business address at which the vehicle will
be located when not in use on the roads and highways of the state;
3. The manufacturer of the vehicle whether or not the
manufacturer is still conducting business;
4. The model of the vehicle using either the designation
provided by the original manufacturer or an equivalent designation;
5. The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) if the vehicle had a
VIN at the time of its original manufacture;
6. The price at which the vintage vehicle was acquired by the
person or other legal entity making application for a vintage
vehicle title; and
7. A statement that the vehicle is not currently subject to the
lien of any person or other legal entity for the purchase price of
the vehicle, for expenses associated with repair or refurbishment of
the vehicle, storage charges or any other purpose.
C. The fee prescribed by subsection B of this section shall be
nonrefundable even if Service Oklahoma denies the issuance of a
certificate of title for the vintage vehicle for any reason.
D. Upon review of the information contained in the application
for a certificate of title, Service Oklahoma shall determine whether
or not the title may be issued.
E. If a vintage vehicle certificate of title is issued, the
person or other legal entity making application shall make payment
of the motor vehicle excise tax required by Section 2103 of Title 68
of the Oklahoma Statutes and the applicable rate of sales tax
imposed pursuant to Section 1354 of Title 68 of the Oklahoma
Statutes.
F. Once a certificate of title has been issued for a vintage
vehicle as provided by this section, the vehicle shall be subject to
the annual registration requirements in the same manner and subject
to the same fees as provided by law for other motor vehicles.
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 47. Motor Vehicles Page 1141
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