ERA Manufacturer's plate

[patrickt]

Originally Posted by DanEC

MY project #782 was delivered this week and I've been taking stock of the boxes of parts, etc and came up with a question. I found the chassis number tag on the frame but haven't come across any form of a manufacturer's plate or any other papers that may be eventually related to registering and licensing the car. Forgot to ask Peter about it the other day. Are these usually sent separately later?

You need the MSO certificate (it looks just like a car title) and ERA also provides a little metal manufacturer plate that you can rivet to the foot box. I never bothered affixing my plate to the box -- it's up to you. Look around for your MSO and if you can't find it, call Peter up. You will need that MSO when you go to the DMV -- it's really important.

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Didn't get mine either. I bought a repro Shelby Plate & attached it to the Footbox with the ERA serial number on it.

[Bobcat]

If you call Peter @ERA , he`ll get one made and sent to you , which is what he did for me . Maybe it has to do with getting a turn key car vs a kit ?? Mine was not a turn key . Patrick is correct .... the MSO is vital .... you can`t register the car without it .

[DanEC]

Thanks

I'll get with Peter on the MSO and data plate. No immediate hurry for them. Car showed up without any seats too. After taking stock of the boxes it dawned on me that these seats are either really small - or they inflate with air - or they aren't in any of these boxes. Makes it tough to sit in the car and go "varoom - varoom". A few unidentified parts found too that I've labled "mystery parts" thus far. Peter liked that term.

Dan