There are ways to get a title here in Nebraska. When I was in high school, I had a '36 Ford pickup. Nothing fancy, just an old pickup. While I was in the Marine Corps, my dad gave it to a neighbor in return for some custom farm work. (The neighbor asked for it in lieu of cash). Never bothered with the title. Thirty years later, the neighbor sold it, and the buyer wanted a title. By then my dad had passed on, and it was in his name. I don't recall the exact procedure, but there were steps to take to get a title.
Actually, this reminds me of a same sized '48 Dodge truck I restored once. Resurrected would probably be a better word, as I still used it as a working farm truck at the time, but it cleaned up well enough to put it in an occasional parade or show. I was the fourth owner, and when I sold it the original owner's son bought it back.
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