I now this issue has been discussed I death but...

[Got the Bug]

Originally Posted by Paul F

A '34 Ford is not a specially constructed vehicle. It does not need nor does it qualify for SB-100.

The DMV does not ask for an SB-100. Its up to the owner to decide if they want to take that option.

If it's not a real '34 Ford Coupe (i.e. modern build of any kind), then it would be considered a specially constructed vehicle. The SB100 amnesty program was really focused on giving the hot rod community a chance to register under SB100.

[Sidekick]

While not trying to be the bad guy here, any officer of any POST certified agency ( police, sheriff, CHP etc.)who views anything suspicious about the vehicle or registration can at any time tow or impound the vehicle for an inspection,(for as long as it takes) and all of it at your expense. The storage could be in the thousands of $.

If there comes a time there is a traffic stop on your car, and the officer knows his stuff and sees a 1965 reg. on a kit car AND has a hair up his a$$ your car can be history. I would do everything I could to get the registration in the year the car was built rather than take a chance.

Good luck in whatever direction you go.