yo!
I don't know what state you will be returning to; could help me search for what that state needs from you for a replacement title; such as Texas, for example:
"Question: I lost my title. How do I get a duplicate?" - see:
http://www.dot.state.tx.us/vtr/vtrreginfo.htm?pg=faq
Oregon DMV Replacing & Transfering of Oregon Titles
http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/DMV/vehicle/tro...landtrans.shtml
NJ CAR - Duplicate Title for an Out-of-State Resident
http://www.njcar.org/njcar/titleServices/d...tleOutState.cfm
Many states offer free or reduced services for Military members..so if you e mail the state DoT; mention your service!
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This may help you with some info for title replacement & registration:
These are some typical Ford Factory Build Sheet Forms that may still be in your Bronco under seat or in under rear compartment carpet/mat close to the tail gate, dead center, under the carpet right below the back seat, under the carpet behind the center console
http://www.50stangs.com/picturehosting/jer...ild%20sheet.jpg
for a 91 Stang that does show Emission info, etc incl VIN....
Build Sheet for an 86 by Aikidoka
http://www.aikidokatech.com/Bronco/FSB/86%...ild%20Sheet.pdf
Build Sheet Information Request Form; Ford's build sheet reply letter w/original build date, optional equipt., axle ratio, paint color, etc. NOV 05 for an 85 by equivalent
http://www.supermotors.org/vehicles/regist...s=30320#content
& How to get the letter from Ford for your Bronco:
Build Sheet Information Request Form - 91 & older scroll to "Vehicle Parts Accessories" by Ford at customersaskford.com
https://www.customersaskford.com/Kate/KanaF...SourceSite=Ford
& Door Jamb Label (Data Plate, also referred to as the Patent Plate & the Warranty Plate) pic for an 83 by Steve83
http://www.supermotors.org/vehicles/regist...a.php?id=169466
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VIN DECODER by Mike M (MRM, medicine.wisc.edu)
http://www.medicine.wisc.edu/~mrm/bronco/
& his Emmision info - '78s only required EGR, while the '79s had catalytic converters and smog pumps in addition to EGR
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Hello everyone.. I am in urgent need of assistance or guidance. I am currently stationed overseas(Germany) and am planning my return. I aquired and started to restore a 1978 Bronco. We do not use the traditional stateside titles over here, instead we are given a military based title document in its place. Most people toss out the titles, or they get lost after multiple owners. Unfortunately now that it is time to go, I am finding that most states are in need of a manufactures certificate of orgin. This would not so much need to be a vehicle history, but rather a document showing the vehicle was built and conforming to US auto specifications. Since I know this beast was not manufactured anywhere else and is US spec already, I really need some help... I would hate to have to leave her behind, she has been a really good truck. Is there a department somewhere that can do this for a fee? With thd vin being only 11 digits long, most tile and vehicle history sites are coming up empty......thanx...Rick
