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Georgia: titling a converted school bus

Rebuilt/restored; assembled & unconventional

At a glance

Inspection requiredYes (rebuilt/assembled)
Inspection typeRebuilt MV inspection (state or approved private); T-22R request
Conversion pathwayRebuilt/restored; assembled & unconventional
Motorhome/RV feature requirementsNot detailed on assembled page; needs verification
School-bus markings / color-changeNEEDS VERIFICATION
Forms requiredT-22R inspection request; MV-1 title app; T-129 labor & parts cert; before/after photos
FeesTitle $18 (passed private) or $118 (state inspector); assembled $168
Structural repair noteRebuilt inspection verifies VIN, component-part title/bills, "rebuilt" stamp, safety standards

Official source - summarized

Titles for Rebuilt or Restored Vehicles / T-22R (GA DOR)

T-22R inspection request; inspection verifies VIN, component-part bills/title, "rebuilt" permanently affixed, GA rebuild, safety-equipment conformity; before/salvage photos + T-129 required.

Summarized, not yet checked word-for-word - open the source above before quoting it elsewhere.

Verify verbatim on the Rebuilt/Restored page and T-22R.

Where to look this up yourself

Structural repair and "call a pro" guidance for this region

Frame or major-component replacement pushes toward salvage/rebuilt inspection; ordinary rust patching usually is not a titling trigger, but MS and LA's official documentation is thin.

Frame and load-bearing welds belong with a professional. Have structural work done or inspected by a qualified welder before you present the vehicle for titling.

Call your state office directly if you're in MS or LA - official guidance on the conversion/inspection process is genuinely thin for both.

See the full buying & build checklist → Insurance & registration guide

Titling, inspection, and repair rules for converted buses vary by state and change often, and this page is general information, not legal or engineering advice. Structural rust, frame, and welding repairs affect the safety of a vehicle you and others will ride in - confirm current requirements directly with your state DMV/DOT, and for any frame or load-bearing repair, have the work done or inspected by a qualified professional welder or shop before you drive or title the vehicle.
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