1) you should not buy any car which does not have any papers

2)Registration of the car: Check for the state of registration

3) ask the seller for car’s original invoice. Details like the chassis and engine numbers can be found here.

4) ask seller to provide RTO tax receipt which has been paid by the owner

5) When taking delivery of the car, record the date, time and odometer reading on the Delivery Note. This will ensure that any outstanding liabilities on the car prior to that date will be the seller’s responsibility.

6)vintage car will go the brother to whom residue of estate has been bequeathed

1. In the instant case, consider it as a car having no papers to establish its ownership (and/or probably no registration no. also),

2. If there is a number plate then registration no. can be found out and if registration no. is found out, the ownership details and related last ownership papers can also be availed from the RT Office,

3. After tracing the last recorded owner, you can arrive at its present owner who has been mentioned to inherit all other things,

4. Without registration no. and papers it is not advisable to buyb the said car. The present owner can be asked to collect the said papers since it can be made available by the brokers active at the RT Office.

It will be bizarre to purchase a car, vintage or not, which does not have a RC. If the vehicle has been used in the commission of a crime then you will be made liable for it. So do not purchase unless its antecedent title is clear.

You can buy the car but not to drive on the road if it has no valid documents.The Registration certificate is the most important document and provides vital information about the car, including its chassis nu m b e r and engine number.As per the statements in will the son has power to sell the car.So make an agreement of sail of vintage car with him and entered the present kilometer(odometer reading),Engine number and chassis number.

1. How can one buy a vintage car which does not have papers and the ownership cannot be proven. Generally they are found in villages or someone's home with no papers showing ownership.

If there are no proper documents or RC book or any other details, it will be very unsafe to buy such cars because it cannot be run on road owing to many faults, ex., it is not known when and what are all taxes due to be paid, insurance, involvement n accidents earlier or in any criminal matter etc. So never make the mistake of buying it if the name of the previous owner cannot be ascertained.

Person's grandfather owned a vintage car, but died without any mention of the car in the will etc. Then father of the person also died but did not mention the car in the will and divided the ancestrial property between two sons and all other items to go to one son only, who is mentioned in the will. In this case will the vintage car also go to the brother who has been mentioned in the will saying all other things go to him.

Whether the number plate is available?, check for the Registration number of the car: Check for the state of registration. You can get the details from the RTO office giving information about RC number.

As per will let the car also go to the same person, but how will you confirm the owner of the car, the person who bequeathed the car cannot sell it as an owner.

Your father can gift the vintage cars to you by gift deed 

it can be notarised 

If your father is possessing clear title documents to prove that he is the owner of the referred vintage car then he can transfer the car to you by a gift deed. 

1. If the Vintage car ownership can be established from the Number Plate  and its ownership is flowed to your farther, then he can gift the same to you.

2. Since it is a moveable property, it can be gifted to you by making an affidavit on stamp paper.

3. However, thereafter, you shall have to get the ownership transferred in your name by filling up the required forms as per the Motor Vehicle Act.