What is the easiest state to register your cobra in?

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by Cashburn

Is Texas or Mass one of the 39? Do tell...

Mass I am in the process of assisting someone with a FFR, but the state apparently has changed their difficult process and made it even more difficult , especially for a non donor build (which should be easier) . Texas, only with out of state purchases of cars already titled in a "vintage" form. New titles from scratch appear to be hit or miss depending on who you speak with in their state MVS office. But yes, I am attempting to get a definitive response from them in regards to their latest kit car title process (since June of this year).


Bill S.

[mtrain2000]

You guys know that this post can actually be updated with new information.

I'll post how my deal goes, then maybe it will stand to help someone else out.

[tcrist]

I was just trying to get a rise out of Bill and I think that he figured that out/knew that.

He does know what he is talking about, on this forum and a few others that I frequent.

He does more research on this subject than 99% of the other people on this or other sites.

[jwd]

Originally Posted by tcrist

I was just trying to get a rise out of Bill and I think that he figured that out/knew that.

He does know what he is talking about, on this forum and a few others that I frequent.

He does more research on this subject than 99% of the other people on this or other sites.

In that case, the "expert" knows that in Washington state, kit cars are titled as the year they replicate.

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by jwd

In that case, the "expert" knows that in Washington state, kit cars are titled as the year they replicate.

Having bought ERA2031 out of Port Townsend, yes, I already knew that