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Originally Posted by Bernica
So then how do I buy a Superformance, Kirkham or whatever today as a roller and have it registered? People do it all the time.
In CA, we have the SB100 exclusion from all those pesky regulations.
I must be missing something. I get it if you have to buy the car turn-key which would kill the registration (at least in CA) but why not as a roller?
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You can buy a SPF or other as a roller without power train. Installing the power train by the manufacturer makes it a completed vehicle and would have to meet year of manufacture safety requirements. There is nothing new here... I said it, Phil said it, and I'm saying it again. I would have anticipated that this is understood by almost everyone here.
Shelby is choosing to NOT make these cars rollers to preserve the attribute of the originals as anyone can put any engine in they wish in a roller. These new cars will be in some cases closer to the originals than many of the originals are today. We'll see what in the MSO makes it impossible to register them for street use.