The BMV thought my Barth was a Baronet. Imagine that.

I had my 1985 Barth Regency for about 6 years with an incorrect serial number before I noticed it checking the ID plate behind the drivers seat.

When Florida first issued me my title someone type in a S instead of a 5. I went to the tag office with the error and they said they would take care of it. I did bring in the sale paperwork and the previous owners registration.
Now in the time it took me to receive the new title (about two weeks) someone sent my insurance company a letter saying I had an improper title (go figure since it was I who told them). Anyway I went to my insurance agent and she said this happens a lot and corrected it on my ins. policy.

One thing you can do is get a State Trooper to verify the Barth tag/plate. Tell him this could cause serious problems when traveling(should you be stopped by a Trooper/Police (or have an accident) and with your insurance company. Then go to the tag office for title information correction with the Troopers VIN verification sheet. That sheet should list Make- Model- and serial number. Some states also allow local police depts. to do this.

I had my Barth Regency titled in Missouri last year. When I received it in the mail the title read "Bart". Was thinking about going back to get it corrected.

Fred
1990 32' Regency, Cummins with Spartan Chasis

I had posted previously about my having the VIN on the title and the Barth disagree which can be attributed to a factory error. So, I report the correction to my insurance company and it took them twice to produce policy changes and ID cards with the correct VIN. It was clear to me that their software does not check for valid VINs as what they entered would not have passed. And, no doubt, if I had a wreck, there would be heartburn once more with getting this fixed.

Tom Taylor
94 Breakaway