more sb100 questions

[jhv48]

Originally Posted by sfm8s191

yup the new mexico stated 1965 repl cobra just like that....and the dmv transferred it just like that 1965 yr repl make body type or model is RD

Then you're good to go,

Until you're not!

[Ron61]

Originally Posted by sfm8s191
yup the new mexico stated 1965 repl cobra just like that....and the dmv transferred it just like that 1965 yr repl make body type or model is RD

Two former members of the club that I know had the same thing happen. They moved to Calif., brought their Cobras and registered them using the other states title. Everything was great for about 8 months on one of them and about 2 months for the other and then they received letters from the DMV revoking the titles. They both showed me the letters and one of them then went through the SB-100/1578 process and got his legally registered. The other just sold his out of state as he didn't want to mess with it. So don't be to upset if you should receive such a letter. Hopefully you won't but in this state you never know. At our big April Car Show a year or so ago they had two state people going around checking all replicas and running the license plates to see if they had the SB-100 or not. Anyway I wish you the best of luck.

Ron

[roadrod2000]

Originally Posted by jhv48

Then you're good to go,

Until you're not!

Sounds to me like your title and registration is correctly describing what you have and you can argue that if you need to. There also seems to be a lack of specific procedure when it comes to registering out of state "specially constructed vehicles". Having said all that I would also include that having the SB100 exemption for your car has value in both peace of mind and future resale. If you have the time and patience to go through it I would.