If you are looking to be totally legal then you must have all lights,
turn signals, bumpers, windshield, etc etc
We road test cars all the time with no body panel around the small
neighborhood behind the shop with no body panels, just the sub
structure and all the running gear. This way you can make sure that
all works correctly before the body panels are in place making access
much easier.
I have had a sheriff look at me kind of funny as he smacked his
partner is disbelief. He never stopped me.
These are only very short road tests not on any major roads to make
sure the gear box, brakes, rear end and other misc stuff are working
correctly.
David Nock
British Car Specialists
Stockton Ca 95205
209-948-8767
www.britishcarspecialists.com
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On Oct 8, 2007, at 7:48 PM, Mark and Kathy wrote:
> I'm sure this question will very from state to state, but what are
> the bear
> bones requirements to put a car on the street in order to do a bit
> of test
> driving.
>
> By this I mean do I have to get the doors , shrouds and fenders,
> windshield,
> lights, horn, front and rear bumpers, etc. on the car?
>
> I would like to stay within the law if possible but at this time
> the car only
> has seats, seat belts, gauges, carpet and the essentials to make it
> go and
> stop. And of course it would have a plate on it.
>
> Mark
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