Fred is legal!!

[V-Robb]

Dropped off all the papers to DMV this morning. Clerk was interested to see what it was, so I pulled out my phone and showed her the pictures. "Looks like quite a toy" she says. I agree.
A few minutes of hemming and hawing then she hands me my plates!!

Finally done - Woo Hoo!

[athens7]

Congratulations!

It doesn't seem to matter what state you live in, titling/tagging a 7 can be a real grail quest (14 months start to finish in my case).

[V-Robb]

Thanks, Brad. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe I read somewhere that registering a Seven in Georgia is even worse than here in Cali...

[prabjohns]

Congratulations!
That's great. I bought a used California car so I didn't have to go through the process, everything I read abut doing it sounded a bit daunting and time consuming.

[V-Robb]

Ah, no worse than the drunk driving test performed by Dr Michael Hfuhruhurr in The Man With Two Brains...

Anyone...?

Bueller...?

[athens7]

Georgia's not so bad, now that we got the state law on assembled vehicles passed. In the summer of 2007 (between the time I placed my order and the time the car arrived!) the Department of Revenue, which handles vehicle titling, administratively banned assembled cars and custom motorcycles because some bureaucrat decided they posed a liability risk to the state. It took 9 months and a session of the Georgia Legislature, but now it's an inspection and a $150 fee, coupled with the usual build history documents. It's all worth it on the first drive!