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You can say that again... :|

Did you catch this? Apparently GP has clarified that the "contract"/Hold Harmless is what a lot of people, including myself, believed it to only actually be, a boilerplate CYA, and it's up to the state of registration to determine roadworthiness and the buyer to bring it into compliance. The...

Did you ever check into registering it as a historic military vehicle as avlon01 mentioned on page 1? Here is the section of the ORC dealing with residency and registration. The way I read it is that on becoming an Ohio residence you have 30 days to register an owned vehicle with Ohio. If...

Make sure you inform them that the Hold Harmless, by GovPlanet's own admission, is only applicable as the equipment is delivered to the original buyer by them, as 1 Patriot-of-many pointed out is on GP's site. Clearly the WI owner brought it into compliance with WI law to get a WI on road...

I'll do you one better! Here in Ohio you can title and plate golf carts and operate them on public roads (pretty sure highways are excluded but I'm not up on the golf cart regs since I don't own one). And this is fairly recent legislation that was passed. So... Bad: Good! Spotted this at...

There's usually not any "sneaking" about it. Many states have provisions for retitling off road vehicles of various types into street legal vehicles so long as they meet certain safety equipment requirements, most of which the HMMWV already has thanks to being built to MIL-STD-1180B standards...