12-19-2003, 04:29 AM
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Senior Club Cobra Member
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Glendale,
AZ.
Cobra Make, Engine: Cobray-C3, The 60's body lines on todays chassis technology
Posts: 2,302
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Hello All,
I have been following the insanity of Cal. and the limited process of SB100. If I understand the issues correctly a new build MUST be 1 of 500 alotted SB100 to even be allowed at any cost to be titled/reg. that year.
Does bringing a car in from another state ( already titled as a 1965 and registered as such ) greatly change the challange before you. Asked a little differently - if a 1965 XXX tiltled replica brought into Cal. mean you do not have to be drawn as one of 500 for the SB100 and can now just take out of state title to DMV, get a smog reading but can not fail regaurdless of reading, go to CHP to have VIN # verified and now pay required tax's and you are done? These tax's would now be at an amount lower than the 10 % under SB100 but based on ? % of sales tax based on car value?
What is the % of sales tax on a USED or already titled car from another state ? Is this amount of sales tax lower than the 10 % and the only tax required ? This amount would not include the $ for plate or registration fees .... Right ?
Did I leave out a step for titling a car already titled in a state that calls it a 1965 and not a 2003 or year built?
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