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Ga supposedly only registers trucks that are 14000 lbs or less empty. Deuce just qualify. 5 Tons don't. I went to get a PX tag for my M813A1 when I was first getting it registered. I laid all my cards on the table. Picture of the truck, pictures of my armored cars I wanted to move with it...

Get a Commo Shelter and install it in the Bed. Then convert that with a porta toilet, bed and some cooking gear. Instant MV RV. Well, sort of instant....just add green paint... ;)

There's a definitions section that in fact defines RV. Can't tell you where, but it's there. It exempts certain vehicles, in general, farm vehicles, emergency vehicles and RVs.

Ahh. Yes. That's your out. But, if you can, try to get a NON-Commercial Class B license (as a farmer perhaps) that'll allow you out of state if you just couch the truck as a fun vehicle.

Another word on the Big trucks and CDL rules. The Feds, are quire clear on the subject, irrespective of what kind of truck it is, if you use it for personal uses only (even hauling things to and from a rally) its not considered commercial and you do NOT need a CDL. If you use an RV for...

Linesplice, I took a little time trying to look at CT statutes. Sorry dude, but your state's webmaster has his head up his ass. Chapter 246 has the requisite code sections, but if you try to browse the chapter it downloads the entire 1.4 megs EVERY SINGLE TIME, and with how they seem to get...

5 tons are 44,000 lbs GVW. They'll carry 10 tons on the road per the manual. Check your CT laws and see if there's a NON Commercial license that handles that size.