Which tag in FL?

[Tow4]

Thanks for all the replies.

I have State Farm Green_gator and the cost per year is about $450. It is a supposed to be a commercial policy for personal use. I haven't gotten the policy yet, that is what my agent told me. I'll post the details when I get them. I didn't go with collector insurance because I may move a load of rocks or some other heavy object.

ALFA2, I'm not parking it at my house so there's no issues there. I was thinking that if I ever do want to park it at home, it would be better to have the Antique tag to take the wind out of the code enforcement peoples sails.

 

[Johny5]

Sometime they do trail me and hide as they watch for speeders going in the other direction.

Just one or the whole shift?

 

[Johny5]

I visited the DMV office and that's exactly what they told me. They even printed out the relavent regulations. HOWEVER the problem that I ran into is that Seminole County won't allow any vehicle with more than two axles or with a cargo capacity of more than two tons to even enter any residential zoned area except "to make deliveries". Absolutely no storing it there, working on washing it, putting air in the tires or anything else! That stopped my plans for a Deuce so I got an M37 instead!

Did they tell you that or did they mess with you after you already had the truck?
Was it county or City ?
I am trying to recall seeing anyone that has a box truck, or trucks with more then two axles at peoples houses recently.

 

[Dodge man]

That was Seminole County and AFIK it applies in all unincorporated parts of the county that are zoned residential. I didn't get the Deuce because of this. I had already found one and gotten the wife's ok and was on the way to sign the papers when I found out about this restriction. But I did get an M37 instead. The restriction doesn't apply to it and so far I've had no trouble although one of the neighborhood crackpots has been standing outside and staring at it every time I start it up! I don't think the other neighborhood crackpot has sobered up enough to realize that it's here yet!