Daytona Coupe by Shell Valley for sale

[Ibr8k4vetts]

Originally Posted by Got the Bug

Ron,

Just curious why you couldn't register it CA. If it's legally registered in Oregon, couldn't someone just take it through the SB100 process?

SB 100 is for cars you build...A completed car must have 7,500 miles on it to register it in CA.

[Got the Bug]

Originally Posted by Ibr8k4vetts

SB 100 is for cars you build...A completed car must have 7,500 miles on it to register it in CA.

The right buyer, an electric drill with the right connection to the speedo cable, and you're all set. My brother actually ran into this problem when he tried to register a motorcycle in CA that he was bringing in from NV.

[Ibr8k4vetts]

Originally Posted by Got the Bug

The right buyer, an electric drill with the right connection to the speedo cable, and you're all set. My brother actually ran into this problem when he tried to register a motorcycle in CA that he was bringing in from NV.

Then all you have to do is come up with all the receipts and keep looking over you shoulder!

[Ron61]

Doug,

The mileage thing aside I would have to use the SB-1578 process which still uses the same 500 numbers that the SB-100 bill does. It was written to let people who buy out of state registered cars register them In California, but up here in the far Northern part, we can't get a DMV that will try at all to get one of the numbers. They want nothing to do with them. Also there is a little difference in the paper work required as they want to see the value of the car since you bought it used and don't have all of the receipts for the various major parts. That is what had hurt the California market for people selling cars here. If I knew one of the politicians and could get a number reserved, and yes that is illegal but I know for a fact that it has been done and is still being done at times, then it would be worth the drive to Sacramento to find a DMV that would register it.

Ron