u/Immediate_Still3796

So I purchased a car for out of state and the title finally came after weeks with another piece of mail the exact same thin cardboard mailer. The first one I rip open happens to be the Title for the car I purchased.. Why would you just stick a title in such a thin mailer? But it is my fault for poorly opening mail. Anyways the title ripped cleanly straight across (pictures). Is there a possibility that because it is a clean tear, legible, and I have not put tape on it that it will be accepted? Or will I have to go back to the seller and have them order a dupe title and mail it again?

I did find this but struggle to figure out what it is telling me: Michigan Vehicle Code

After maybe 14 years of combing the internet and dying for a 240 I finally picked up my fist.

I'll give you the rundown on non mechanical upgrades I have in the works and could use some advice as well. Day I brought it home, had put powder coated 940 wheels on it however the original 14s were in the trunk. Pics https://imgur.com/a/KGkH1ub

Looking to raise it 1.5" to give it a little extra but not got wild on the geometry. I've seen the STS kit. Here are the 14s https://imgur.com/a/K2NLjxu and I'm having them powder coated this color minus the bezels (all the center caps are there):

I know nothing about the wheel/tire clearances, so I'd greatly appreciate a tire combo that would have a larger sidewall and a little more meat without having to trim anything. Appreciate it!

Hello, Just picked up my dream car however it has a pretty serious small spot of rust on the rear driverside wheel well. The rust is just on the body it's not into the wheel well at all. I was curious if there is any method or professional that can repair this? Such as cutting out the infection and welding new sheet metal in it's place. It's not a large spot, I've attached 7 pictures here: The one and only spot of rust

Also sidebar, how difficult is it to get that dent popped out on the top of the rear quarter panel in the photos?