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    Here's an update.

     



    Virginia hasn't updated their forms yet, but both the Governor and the Asst. Dirctor of the DMV assure me that the DMV is ready to go with this new law.

    Here's how it works:

    If you have a replica car per the law shown above, here's what you do, assuming no VIN:

    Apply for a VIN by submitting the following, along with a Form VSA 22. This HAS to be sent to Richmond. They can't do this locally.
    1. Notarized Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin (MSO) for the body and frame
    2. Bill of sale for the body and frame
    3. Bill of sale for the engine
    4. Notarized statement of vehicle construction.
    5. Photo of the vehicle in ready-to-run condition.
    6. A check in the amount of $130.00 for application and fees.
    When you receive the VIN, apply for a title and registration on Form VSA 17A. You need the following items. This can be done at a local DMV office - assuming you have nothing else to do, and the patience of Job.
    1. Title with the "Assignment of Title by Owner" and "Application for New Owner Certificate of Title and Registration" sections completed, or, if the vehicle is new, provide the Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin'Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MCO or MSO)
    2. Completed Application for Title and Registration (VSA 17A), if you have an MCO or MSO
    3. Proof of address
    4. Proof of purchase price, such as a buyer's order, bill of sale, or the seller's declared sale price on the title. The bill of sale can be a handwritten statement signed by the seller and purchaser or a Supplemental Information for Procurement of Title (SUT 1) signed by the seller and purchaser.
    5. Proof of insurance
    If you have a valid VIN, you can take items 1-5 from the first list along with you when you apply for the Title and Registration.

    I was told that I didn't need a copy of every invoice - just a bill of sale for the body, frame and engine.

    Disclaimer:

    This is how they told me it will work. I'll let you know when I run it through the system.
    Last edited by Henry Rifle; 06-30-2007 at 06:05 AM.
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    New Law

     



    This a great example of politicans with too much time on their hands and their heads in their anal orfice I can see the freedoms we enjoy being car guys going away rapidly,just heard Obama state that he will push for all new vehicles to increase fuel mileage by 10MPG if elected I can only imagine what else these idiots are thinking!

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