09-19-2007, 10:46 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Land O Lakes,
FL
Cobra Make, Engine: Hopefully new SPF soon
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Help Help Help!!!!!
I've been to the local office in Tampa in charge of such things. The man there said that because my MCO has a "chassis number" and not a VIN that this law does not apply and it must be titled as a "kit car" assembled from parts regardless of the MCO stating it's an all new car manufactered minus engine and transmission. Is this so?!?!?!?! I took the new law print out into him and said he was aware of the law and that cars like my SPF did NOT fall under the classifications listed and that a "replica" as defined on form TL-48 which was updated on 7/11/07 was a COMPLETE car. Is there any way around this. Is this an improper interpretation. This is very bothersome because as usual the idiot laywers wrote a law that did not specify. I mean was it that difficult for SEMA to put in there specifically "rolling chassis" replicas or rolling chassis replica cobras. According to this guy the new law doesn't mean $hit for those of us that bought an SPF or the like that is a turnkey minus. Who's right?????? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Last edited by machrox; 09-19-2007 at 10:49 PM..
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