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Originally Posted by Ron61
I must not be understanding this correctly. Are you saying that in some places a car club can do inspections and issue plates that you can drive on public highways and roads with? If that is the case, it would not work here at all. All vehicles, no matter what they are have to be insured and registered by the state before they can be driven on a public street. The car clubs here can issue plaques which a person can have on their vehicles, but the plaques are in addition to the state issued registration. We can get a temporary permit which is good for a set number of days to take a car to a show or have it inspected but that is it.
Ron  |
Hi there Ron,
To put it as simple as possible.
All licences Plates are issued by the state (club plates included).
Clubs do sign off that the application verifying to the state that the applicant is a member, and that the car meets the club's requirements. But more importantly the cars need to also be signed off as ROADWORTHY. Only a state registered body can issue this roadworthy certificate.
I'd suggest the pic of the vehicle above is NOT of a roadworthy vehicle - I'll bet there's little to NO CHANCE those tyres are either DOT approved or road worthy.