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Originally Posted by BCJ
I have tried to read all threads on this topic. I'm looking at an ERA currently titled in FLA as a 2013 kit. If I title in PA I'm subject to an enchanced inspection to title as PA special construction. I'm not really worried about that. My concerns are:
-insurance costs on this title versus if an equivalent car was titled as a '66 Ford
-possible deterrent to future buyer when they see non-60s title (long story but I'll likely have to sell in a few years)
-any other surprises others have found having a recent year special construction in PA?
-any possible advantages to this scenario versus a '66 title? Sounds ridiculous but I really want an antique tag, '66 title, no inspections and easier resale.
Much thanks!
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No difference in insurance costs
PA Enhanced inspection is actually pretty easy to pass, and the car then becomes emissions exempt for as long as it is titled in the state
No, no way to change that title legally once it is in the national database without risk of impound and potential crushing of the car........yes, really.
Follow the rules in PA and you'll have a car you can enjoy for as long as you want.
All the loopholes have been closed, and the DMV office in Harrisburg is not full of stupid people any longer
Enough said
Bill S.