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For example, a passenger vehicle combined with a motorcycle is NOT eligible for a Texas Title. The frame and body of a vehicle that has been declared junked and/or nonrepairable, or a motor from a flood damaged vehicle, cannot be used in the assembly or reconstruction of a vehicle.\u003Cbr>An assembled vehicle will display the year in which it was assembled and the make as “Assembled” unless the vehicle was constructed with a manufactured prefabricated body (the year and make may be as shown on the Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin) accompanied by a REPLICA brand. If an original body is used, the vehicle is titled by the year and make of the body and is accompanied by a RECONSTRUCTED brand.\u003Cbr>If the vehicle does not contain an original manufacturer's assigned Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), an assigned number must be obtained from a Texas Department of Motor Vehicles Regional Service Center and must be die-stamped on the vehicle. The inspection on page 2 must be completed by the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certified Master Technician. An ASE Certified Master Technician can be found [at](at www.ASE.com. The)[ ](at www.ASE.com. The)[www.ASE.com](at www.ASE.com. The)[. The](at www.ASE.com. The) applicant information below must match the information on the Application for Texas Title and/or Registration (Form 130-U) . Submit this completed form with your completed Form 130-U and all other required documentation to your local county tax assessor-collector's office.\u003Cbr>*REPLICA BRAND: If an assembled vehicle is constructed in a manner resembling a vehicle from a prior model year, the vehicle record and Texas title can be notated with “REPLICA” with the Year and Make the vehicle resembles. Leave the “Replica Year” and“Replica Make” fields blank if the vehicle is assembled with an original body, or if you do not want the assembled vehicle to carry a REPLICA brand. 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