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EMSjunkie

April 18, 2005, 08:34:40 PM
Now that I'm getting close, and can actually anticipate completion,
was wondering how difficult it is to get one of these 'glass cars
registered here in the Lone Star State.

any info will be appreciated.


Vance
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X38

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April 18, 2005, 09:49:10 PM
What is it, exactly? (ie chassis/body)

EMSjunkie

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April 19, 2005, 09:28:32 AM
Quote from: "X38"What is it, exactly? (ie chassis/body)


It's a Street Beast 34 3 window.
their chassis and body. I have a Manufacturers Certificate of Origin and all the paperwork that came with the "kit". have the ident-a-plate too.

hope its not gonna be a huge P.I.T.A.


Vance
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Dusty

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April 19, 2005, 01:01:11 PM
Vance,
If you register it as a new manufactured auto it will have to pass all the new requirements.  If you have an old title, it only has to come up to what it was new.  I know the boys in Calif. are having problems with their DVM, but here in Texas it hasn't caught up with us yet... When I registered my '27 Roadster, I had a title for a real "T" from New York state....No problems... Best bet is to check with your Courthouse... That's what I did.  The lady there and her husand have 7 streetRods, so she knew what was going on...
Gud Luk
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Dave

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April 19, 2005, 07:08:57 PM
Quote from: "Dusty"Vance,
If you register it as a new manufactured auto it will have to pass all the new requirements.  If you have an old title, it only has to come up to what it was new.  I know the boys in Calif. are having problems with their DVM, but here in Texas it hasn't caught up with us yet... When I registered my '27 Roadster, I had a title for a real "T" from New York state....No problems... Best bet is to check with your Courthouse... That's what I did.  The lady there and her husand have 7 streetRods, so she knew what was going on...
Gud Luk

If you need a name and number for a NY title pm me... Worked great for me
Actually the NY title isnt a title per say but the DMV likes em here and as dusty said his worked too.
Dave
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