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I think you will find your Grandfather Clause (a provision in which an old rule continues to apply to some existing situations while a new rule will apply to all future cases.) is not relevent as the precedent of the car in question came in fraudulently. (That being it wasnt a 65 therefor it cant be protected by being something its not.) Yes people brought in cars and called them 65's so they could get around DOT compliance issues but in the end people get caught. I've read of several cases in Vic and Qld where DOT inspectors have walked around car shows and put notices on cars windscreens to say please present at DOT as we dont think your 65 cobra is a 65 cobra. A very well known and desriable RCR GT40 in Australia currently has this very issue. Buyer Beware.!
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