Moving Back to NJ: Registration Fun

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by khansmith

Thanks for the feedback. My car is registered as a 1965 Ford Roadster in GA for 3 years. Still think historic is wrong choice?

My advice is to get the title first (stop in the local office and do all your out of state title swaps the same day), then when the physical title comes in the mail, go back and register the car. Again, I do not suggest going the historic route, as that requires a scrutinization from the special titles/registration division on State street in Trenton. When they catch your deception, they will revoke your title, and make you jump through hoops as if you were titling the car for the very first time. Staying under the radar is the only way to go these days if you want to keep it simple.


Bill S.

[khansmith]

Originally Posted by mrmustang

My advice is to get the title first (stop in the local office and do all your out of state title swaps the same day), then when the physical title comes in the mail, go back and register the car. Again, I do not suggest going the historic route, as that requires a scrutinization from the special titles/registration division on State street in Trenton. When they catch your deception, they will revoke your title, and make you jump through hoops as if you were titling the car for the very first time. Staying under the radar is the only way to go these days if you want to keep it simple.


Bill S.

I thought that might be a risk. If I go the regular route, I will have to submit the car to both an inspection and emissions right?

Regards,
Khan

[mrmustang]

Originally Posted by khansmith

I thought that might be a risk. If I go the regular route, I will have to submit the car to both an inspection and emissions right?

Regards,
Khan

Emissions only in NJ at this time. Any number of local garages will be more than happy to inspect (and pass) the car........I've got friends in Maywood should you run into any problems.............


Bill S.