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 ===Tennessee===
+In-state Custom Vehicles
+If you custom-built the car in Tennessee, you'll need to take the following steps in order to get your vehicle registered:
+Visit the local county clerk's office to apply for a Reconstructed Title. You'll need to take your car's documentation with you, including all receipts for parts, whether used or new.
+The clerk will send the information to the '''Vehicle Services Section''' in Nashville.
+Once in Nashville, your documents will undergo a "paper inspection" to verify that standards are met.
+After your documents are verified, they'll be sent to a field investigator who'll inspect your vehicle to make sure all Vehicle Identification Numbers (VIN) match.
+If everything matches, you'll be issued a Reconstructed Title.
+The fee for a reconstructed title is $90 to be paid when you first visit the county clerk's office.
+For more information about reconstructed titles, contact any of the special agents listed at the '''Criminal Investigations Division (CID)''' Web site.
+'''Vehicle Services Section'''
+http://www.dmv.org/loading-page.php?mainnav_id=52&stateid=42&state=&section=Custom+Built+Car+Registration&url=http%3A%2F%2Fstate.tn.us%2Frevenue%2Fvehicle%2Fcontactinfo.htm
+'''CID'''
+http://www.dmv.org/loading-page.php?mainnav_id=52&stateid=42&state=&section=Custom+Built+Car+Registration&url=http%3A%2F%2Ftennessee.gov%2Fsafety%2FCID.htm
 ===Texas===

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