An applicant for a certificate of title for a vehicle constructed from a glider kit or a car kit shall provide the Administration with: An application for a certificate of title; A certificate of origin for the kit; A bill of sale for the kit; A title for the frame; Bills of sale or receipts for all parts and labor; An application for an assigned VIN; and A garage inspection at the Administration or, in the case of a glider kit, a certified statement that the vehicle was assembled by a Maryland licensed dealer or repair shop. The Administration shall refuse to issue a certificate of title if: The required documents are not furnished or the information is incomplete; The individual bringing the vehicle to the Administration garage is not the applicant and cannot furnish a power of attorney authorizing the individual to sign for the applicant; The garage inspection reveals stolen parts; The application is being processed at a branch office of the Administration, and a statement certifying that the glider kit has been assembled by a Maryland licensed dealer or repair shop is not furnished; A security interest termination statement has not been furnished for each lien shown on record; or A title for a vehicle less than 7 years old is being assigned to the applicant and the applicant: Does not furnish a notarized bill of sale; and Refuses to pay excise tax on the greater of the book value or the purchase price of the vehicle.