@F100mg Images would be very helpful. I believe the factory antenna connector behind the radio looks like the attached image. If so, you'll either have to buy a blank (antenna end without wires connected) or try to disassemble the current one and resolder both connections. The important thing to keep in mind is the ground on that antenna cable acts as a shield. That's why they braid it around the center conductor. If there are gaps in coverage for that antenna ground, it will change the frequency tuning of your antenna and degrade reception. ... View more

Having looked a tad more, I'm going with 1936 Dodge. The wheels changed in 1937, and the grill in 1935 wasn't divided like in 1936. While the Plymouth was quite similar, that mascot sure looks like a Dodge to me. ... View more

From what I can see, it's likely a 1935 (give or take) Dodge Touring Sedan. The wheels and mascot look very similar to the Dodge. ... View more

Hi John, It is possible to register an out-of-state car in Michigan without a title. From my experience, you'll need to get a signed Bill of Sale with the vehicle. Have the current owner include as much information as possible on the BoS. Car Year, Make, Model, body style, VIN, seller legal name, address, and phone number, etc.  Chances are, you'll also need a Surety Bond. If required by the Secretary of State, you can purchase the Surety Bond from many insurance companies, including Hagerty. https://www.hagerty.com/insurance/classic-car-insurance/additional-coverages/surety-bonds The Secretary of State may also require a physical inspection of the vehicle to verify the vehicle year, make, model, and VIN match the Bill of Sale. It is best to contact your local SoS office to see what information they want you to bring in beforehand. One thing I've learned is to work with a small-town office. They are typically not as busy, and willing to have a longer conversation about making it all work. ... View more