After all the B.S. I had to go through to get a Texas Title and Registration, I wonder if these guys could've saved me some headaches (842 trips to the DMV)? Probably - but for a price. Depending on how much, it might well have been worth it though. Twice, while in line at the DMV, I saw one guy who had a stack of envelopes. It appeared he was getting registration for a lot of cars at one time. I wondered then if he was an "agent" for a company such as this one. "At Broadway Title Company, we can help get new automobile titles issued for vehicles that have no current title. We can also help you obtain a title for most any vehicle that you may have lost the title to. We belong to and help members of several car clubs when they need a car title. Broadway Title Company is a member of the NIADA and most all of the national car clubs. Contact us by using our contact form or telephone us TOLL FREE to let us know how we can help with your vehicle title needs." LINK
Basically, they act as a small dealership and issue you a bill of sale for your car. They basically buy your car and sell it back to you, on paper of course. Many states will accept a bill of sale and turn it into a title for you. Keep in mind that these guys and others like them have been at it a long time, and many states have modified their laws in issueing titles off of a bill of sale, especially since the creation of salvage titles. They make work great for you, but I would check with your state to see if they will honor a BOS first. MN does not issue salvage titles, so they will no longer use a BOS as a valid document. MN is one of the few that doesn't though, and every state will vary. I bought a vintage motorcycle years ago and used Broadway, and before the laws changed it worked great.
They quoted me a price of $149 to get a title for a Galaxie I recently acquired,said that they're dmv was so backed up now that it would be 8-10 week wait.
