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Old 02-22-2007, 06:44 PM
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Robert,

So, lets say I buy a car from out of state that is legally registered in another state as say a "1965 Cobra". The car is actually a Superformance Cobra replica built in 2003. Would I be allowed to register the car here in California as what? The legally way it is registered now, or would I be able to change it to the 2003 version?

One of many potentially confusing scenarios.

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In California it would considered a SPCN (Specially Constructed) and would need to be registered as such.

I recognise that other states may handle "vehicle year" of replicas differently. In California this is a 2003 SPCN.

Assuming that an out of state registration was used to register the vehicle as a 65 Cobra, it needs to be fixed. Assuming the amnesty bill passes there will be no issue as to the possible perjury issue as to the true make and year of the vehicle. Nor of the value, assuming the true price was underreported. You just have to correct the information and pay what ever fees you should have originally paid.
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