I'm not sure what state your in Jeff, but I'm sure a copy of Hemmings
Motor News is available any book store close to your local.
Read it.
There are hoards of outfits advertising in this publication that can
satisfy anyone's specific needs.
Discover new horizions.
New methods.
( actually it isn't new at all, and totally legal, and I have used this
method several times for imported MG's, Triumph's, & Sunbeam's. Why do
you assume that a VW would be any different? )
Beside's, the vehicle is an almost 15 year old Vanagon, not a new
Lamborgini.
I'm sure that the CIA, KGB, & Scottland Yard will be looking for you
right away fast after this caper.
LOL.
Pleeease.
You are not speaking from any sort of practical experience I'm sure.

RC

<<BAD ADVICE!!!
Not legal!! Let me repeat... NOT LEGAL!
Yes, the vehicle is legally registered in whatever state you title it
in, but eventually, that VIN # will make it to the Feds and that's when
the crap will hit the fan.
Just because you can get a title DOES NOT mean that the vehicle is
legally in this country. If anyone plans on doing this, please
understand that you are breaking several federal laws.
This method of titling a vehicle is akin to getting an ID under a false
name. Yes I have a valid ID, but I broke the law doing it.
Really, really bad advice. Please put on that "thinking cap" and do a
little research before telling people they can circumvent the laws of
the land. Yikes!!!
Jeff>>