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Why not?
As long as the hull length matches, it should be legal.
If you stole a bike and put a legal ID tag on it, then you would have a legal bike.
Google is your friend, folks. Removing a VIN tag from a vehicle is illegal in most States, with a few exceptions. Swapping a VIN tag from one frame to another is illegal, unless the motorcycle is receiving a new frame as a replacement for damage.You olde fahrts should know this.But yeah, people do it all the time...
... Swapping a VIN tag from one frame to another is illegal, unless the motorcycle is receiving a new frame as a replacement for damage.
Well it won't match the frame or engine No for 1
Yes, illegal......In NY , vehicles 1972 and older don't have titles. You sign a simple form swearing you are the rightful owner and so long as you have a photo and or pencil tracing of the serial number ,you can get it registered. They do not look at vehicles so they have no idea if the vehicle actually exists.. The few other states with no titles are likely similar
We have titles for all road vehicles here, but they didn't actually check to see if the vehicle existed, until about ten years ago. I was told at the police station that a high-up in the police department in Raleigh was pulling some crap to make money on the side, and they caught him. Now to get a title on an old vehicle that doesn't have one, a cop comes to your house and inspects it. In my experience, he's primarily interested in the VIN and what his computer says about it, although he's supposed to make sure it's road worthy as well.
Not a cop, but an actual DMV inspector has to inspect the bike. The bike has to be complete and together as it came from the factory (turn signals, speedometer, headlight, tail light, etc) but it doesn't have to run. They will not inspect basket cases or partial motorcycles, although they will do a VIN check for you upon request.I had to go through this with my Indian.
It may vary depending on the state,
No. You wouldn't.
To answer the original question, it's probably like buying Opium Poppy seeds. It's perfectly legal to buy them, but if you plant them and grow plants, you're breaking the law.
Really You got the address Jim where to get those seeds? 😇