California gauntlet

[mr bruce]

untill they change their minds again.

[Keith Lyles]

If a vehicle containing a SB-100 number is sold and re-titled in another State, and then sold to someone on CA, can it be registered without going thru the SB-100 process again? I still have that CA tag with them SPCN numbers on my SPF.

[ezplans]

Keith, I certainly don't have any idea, just got here. Being CA, you might have to start over

[TerrysSPF]

ezplans: You mean to tell me you MOVED to Kalifornia?? Did you do it on purpose???? Where did you move from?
Maybe you could say that you made a mistake..........got lost........ heck, say ANYTHING - just get your car and get the heck out of there!!!!

[ezplans]

Terry, I'm a California native. I meant that I just got to this forum when I bought my car 2 weeks ago,

Bill

[Ron61]

Bill,

That is a question that some have tried to get answered. I can tell you what I was told by the state BAR men. If the other state kept the same VIN as was issued in Calif. for the SB-100 registration, then you just have to go in and have it registered here again with that VIN. But, and here goes all the arguments, I was told that if it was registered in another state and that state changed the VIN and title to whatever they use, that even though the original VIN is still in the Calif. computers system, they still consider it a change of title and you have to do it again even if you give them the original SB-100 VIN number, as they don't care about what it was, just what it is now. What it actually amounts to is who you go to in what DMV and what kind of mood they happen to be in. If they will look up the old SB-100 VIN and accept it then the BAR is out of the picture. If not, then look for maybe getting one of the 500 numbers in 10 or 12 years if they haven't did away with them by then.

Ron

[SPEEDEAMON]

Bill, we must be neighbors. For the record, Brentwood 90049 is a community in Los Angeles famous for the Getty Museum, OJay and Monica. There is a city named Brentwood in the Bay area up north. Our 'hood may be expensive to live in but we have the most beautiful women in all of Los Angeles. Just visit here and go into any store and you'll wknow what I mean. Right Bill?

Good luck on your registration.

[ezplans]

No doubt about the women Speedeamon. I received my car from Colorado yesterday and managed to dodge the rain. Put 50 miles on it. In just one word - WOW! Have my registration appointment in Santa Monica 3/10.

[fxbill]

I live nearby too and work in the film industry.....Only problem with all those gorgeous babes is their attitude! Give me an Atlanta girl anytime.....

[weekendwarrior]

Originally posted by SPEEDEAMON


Bill, we must be neighbors. For the record, Brentwood 90049 is a community in Los Angeles famous for the Getty Museum, OJay and Monica. There is a city named Brentwood in the Bay area up north. Our 'hood may be expensive to live in but we have the most beautiful women in all of Los Angeles. Just visit here and go into any store and you'll wknow what I mean. Right Bill?

Good luck on your registration.

Brentwood Park, know it well my Great Grandparents moved from Downtown in 1919 and built a house on North Rockingham overlooking the Riviera Tennis and Polo Club. My Father and Uncle grewup in the house right down the street from Shirley Temple.

Love the San Vincente Joggers

Gary

[ezplans]

Well I got my temporary operating license from the Santa Monica DMV. Full fees paid based on purchase price, SPCNS with the year set at 0000. Temporary permit expires 4/30/05. Looking for a BAR referee who will smog the car on block year. I have a few leads on reasonable referees. PM or e-mail me if you have any info.

Thanks, Bill

[dscott]

Not sure how this thread wound up in the Classic Roadsters section. Somebody want to move it back where it came from. Although it's good info I'm sure more people would like to read it.
Don

[terry251]

feddersenr, the car wasn't misregistered in Colorado. Until recently, the regulations required the year on the title to be the same as on the MSO. What is wrong is setting the value at 6K. The registrant did that to evade sales tax...sorta the same as some of the Kalifornia guys that now has DMV all over the industry.

ezplans, is your car from Grand Junction and painted black?

Terry

[ezplans]

Thanks Don. I've attempted to reroute this string to All Cobra talk. California tends to be first in a lot of things (good and bad). Our nightmare is likely to spread to other states. Everyone with a replica registered as an old ford better keep what CA is doing in the back of their minds. I would guess at least 1/2 the replicas in California are not legall, or soon will not be, without an exemption (they give out 500 a year). All the exemptions were gone for 2005 on January 2nd. All the hotrods are competing with the replicas for the annoited 500. You live in the land of a 1,000 taxes, guessing your state will not be able to resist.

Good luck, Bill

[ezplans]

terry - it was a suburb of Denver. Click on the camera on my post. Found it on Cobra Country.


Bill

[terry251]

Bill, goreejussss! Not the one I had in mind that "sorta slipped around the legal edges!"

Good luck on the California process!

Terry