Touchy subject

[shadowgray396]

Way to much for the body, plus I have heard that some states are considering them a kit car and they must meet all the smog requirement of a new car.
Ray

[dbradley]

Can not be titled or licensed in Oklahoma as a Chevelle. Its against the law to even remove/replace the trim tag on the same car here much less transfer to a different body. You might make a case for it being a "kit car" but I don't think it comes with a Certificate of Origin so that's probably out too. A "CO" is required here for a "kit". Maybe as some "home built" thing but what would that be worth. Probably won't sell too well here.

[grumpy]

Originally Posted by shadowgray396

Way to much for the body, plus I have heard that some states are considering them a kit car and they must meet all the smog requirement of a new car.
Ray

Thats easy enough to get around in Michigan. No smog testing at all. Lucky for a good portion of Detroit too lol

[Keith]

I haven't checked, but I believe that these would be registered like any other kit car. There are lots of Cobra kit cars out there so there has to be a legal way. I doubt that you would legally be able to use the original VIN plate.

[bigblock70]

i'm sure lots of people do!

Originally Posted by Keith

I haven't checked, but I believe that these would be registered like any other kit car. There are lots of Cobra kit cars out there so there has to be a legal way. I doubt that you would legally be able to use the original VIN plate.