I just did some research and a 3 year Nevada Title Bond can be had for $100 for a value up to $5000 which will more than cover any of these old Enduro value requirements. 

www.suretybonds.com/states/nevada/certificate-of-title-bond

It's a little bit of a hassle but at least now you can actually do something here to get a Nevada title. 

SKYDANCER46 that is exactly what I just did with my CT1C. I could not believe how easy it was. I went in a few weeks ago and transferred 6 titles into my name. The girl who handled it for me was an absolute angel. I asked her how I can obtain a title for a 1971 bike that I bought with no title. She gave me the form and told me what to do. She said to ask for her when I bring the form back, which I did. What a blessing it was to NOT have the situations that others are dealing with. She said I can ask for her on any future needs. I wanted to sneak around the counter and give her a hug. 

Skydancer46 i fill that form out as well when i do it. Whats funny is the first time i did this i only used that form but this was like 7 years ago. I had no issues then. Fast forward several years the SOS had me jumping through the hoops that i previously mentioned. Im sure it has something to do with the people working at the SOS. Not knowing exactly how to do the job. Ill try using just the TR-205 form and see what happens.

Enduro nut,

That's unfortunate, I have used this form countless times and never had an issue. I do make sure to take a print out from NADA or other value online site of the bike and tell them the condition is fair or a parts bike. Years ago i remember having to have a State trooper come out and inspect and run the vin numbers. Not anymore. 

Hey SKYDANCER,
My girl Mary at Sec of State said this only works for bikes that I purchased here in Michigan. I was disappointed because I have two from out of state and hoped to do them next. Have yours all been bought in Michigan? 

Schu,

I don't recall as i have done so many
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What i do know, many of the bikes i get titles for never where titled in Michigan and came from out of state. For example the last one was the 68 DT1 three years ago. I bought it here in Michigan off the owner that bought it from the East coast. Title was misplaced many years ago for the bike. I went down after filling out the form as the owner of the bike and had a new title in minutes. I always pay the small extra fee and have them print the title right then and there. No waiting for it to come in the mail. 

It does say on the instructions that the form can't be used on vehicle acquired out of state. 

I seem to recall them telling me that at the SOS SCHU which is why i had to go through this longer process. I know ive done it at least once the way skydancer mentioned. Ill have to try it his way again when bike hibernation season is over and see what happens.

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