You maybe can fool the DMV, but ask the lawyer what the insurance
company might do if you had a million dollar claim? They have a
fine print stipulation on their application forms that allows for
no misrepresentations, and I have heard their sleuths go all over
this with fine tooth and comb when there is a very large claim.
Mike L. -not a lawyer, operating only on hearsay
----- Original Message -----
From Charles Christ <cfchrist at earthlink.net>
To: <spridgets@autox.team.net>
Sent: April 16, 2000 5:34 PM
Subject: a white stock bugeye
> anyone outthere with a "stock looking " bugeye out there? i am
about
> circumvent the pennsylvania state law about the required all
stock
> photographs which are required to be submitted with the lic.
aplication .
> in spite of my car being a documented restored national award
winning
> restorationof a vintage race car. the only real difrence being
that now it
> sports a tiny plexiglass windscreen and the wiper arms are off
it and very
> early "small" huffaker flares on it the state will not allow me
a vintage
> registration. so after some discussion with my local notary we
have agreed
> that the car is street legal after puting on the wipers and
windscreen and
> un-taping the headlights. she has agreed to submit my
aplication using
> photographs of another car. anyone who has a stock looking
white bugeye
> with steel wheels on it out there? i would gladly send you a
fresh roll of
> 35mm print film to load in your camera and shoot a bunch of
pictures of your
> car for me and send the exposed undeveloped film back to me
(i'll include a
> return mailer and return postage too). in order to satisfy
pennsylvania's
> requirement to recieve my vintage registration i would have to
cut of fthe
> flares and replace my minilite copies with steel wheels and
hubcaps and cut
> the rollbar out of the rear deck which was installed in less 1
week out of
> the showroom in 1961! they want the car to look assembly line
like with no
> allowance for it's racing heritage wich started 6 days after it
was
> purchased from a washington d.c. dealer as a new car. so any of
you wild
> and crazy individuals out there interested in bucking the system
out there
> able to assist me , drop me a line a-la-personal email and we
shall see what
> we can whip up!
> i wanna drive it on the street again!(getting sick of these
hondas and
> toyota's buzzing around and want to do something about it!)
> chuck.
> thanks gang!
> cfchrist@earthlink.net
>
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