Not good for California MV owners or buyers

[goodwithwood35]

It hasn't changed just DMV sucks! Thank goodness I have a friend there

That friend is gonna be worth his weight in gold here shortly!


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[ClanOGallagher]

Already is, no waiting in line get my stuff taken care of like I'm a king. It's good to have friends in high places...

 

[goodwithwood35]

Just to update, my friend got his title and historic plates in the mail yesterday. He went through a title agency, about $300 and no hassles. Took about a month. He has a ‘66 M35A2.


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[MAdams]

You do not need commercial reg before applying for historic. I took in a SF97 on a M35A3 and M931A2 and received historic reg. No weight cert required.

 

[goodwithwood35]

You do not need commercial reg before applying for historic. I took in a SF97 on a M35A3 and M931A2 and received historic reg. No weight cert required.

He didn’t either, at first they wanted that but they didn’t need it after all.


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[Tracer]

Just another reason to move out of California. That place is sinking. JMO

I already moved. I had enough!!!

 

[Superhondaz50]

Anyone hear of anyone getting their plates revoked upon renewal? They did that with dirtbikes converted to on highway in '04 when that BS law went into effect.

 

[ClanOGallagher]

I'm looking at getting my first 5ton this weekend and I'll see how the DMV thing goes if it doesn't go well I'll go to Nevada and register it from my friends house up there. I'll let you all know how it goes as soon as I do it

 

[mhb285]

Bingo,
Just be sure you have whatever VIN # verified q/their paperwork......

 

[MyothersanM1]

I've had my M818 registered Historic for nearly 9 years now. I did VIN verify (REG 31) through AAA myself, then Historic plates were obtained through a titling/registration service. No issues.

 

[ClanOGallagher]

I've had my M818 registered Historic for nearly 9 years now. I did VIN verify (REG 31) through AAA myself, then Historic plates were obtained through a titling/registration service. No issues.

A lot has changed in 9 years here in California

 

[MyothersanM1]

A lot has changed in 9 years here in California

Indeed, it has! I do have this recurring nightmare that I will get a letter from the DMV surreptitiously rescinding my registration. We beat CARB...for now...