<VV> registered

[Jim Houston]

I recently acquired a 1966 Monza coupe (project).  I went to the local 
DMV (tax) office and *titled* the car in my name.  I was NOT required to 
*register* it.  I told the lady that it was a restoration project and 
wouldn't be on the road for at least a year.  She said that wasn't a 
problem - there is a form that I can fill out when I'm ready for a tag 
that says I haven't been driving the car...  So, you don't have to tag 
unless it's driveable...

(At least in Hillsborough county)  :-)

Jim Houston
Brandon, FL

Padgett wrote:

>
>> > Here in Washington you can't register the car unless it is running 
>> with
>> > every required item working.
>
>
> There is *registering* (getting a tag) and *titleing* (declaration of 
> ownership). Can see a vehicle inspection state requiring the first 
> before tagging but requiring titleing as soon as a vehicle changes 
> owners.. Here in Florida the state wants it's tag money regardless - 
> even mobile homes on foundations and with wheels and axles long gone 
> must be tagged every year.
>
> Padgett
>
>
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