lisensing requirements for t bucket in Wisconsin

Hi everyone I just found this site and was looking around and it seems to be a pretty cool place so I registered. And wouldnt you know it I have a question right off the bat. i live in Wisconsin and I am planning to build a t bucket. However after going to the DMV and taking a look at the required equiptment I am having second thoughts. If I am reading them correctly I will need fenders, bumpers, protection for any exhaust system outside the body of the car. Are there any Wisconsin rodders out there that could shed some light on this subject. I am having a hard time believing that these things are actually required. thanks for any help and its good to be here.

Jack Cooper

Hey streets, Is it true that a blow out could rip the fender off an old fendered car like a T bucket or '32-'34 Ford or model A that still has fenders?

I am going to start the liscencing process next week. I am going with a hobbiest on my 23 T. I have to get a trooper to take a look at it during the week. I don't have fenders and don't want them either! I guess I the only thing I can do is see how much I can slide passed the cop. I'll let you know how it goes.
A lot can be accompl;ished with smooth talking and cooperation:) ohh, I forgot about that sir, That will be the next part to go on before I hit the road! NOw just sign those papers PLEASE

Oh Yeah- I am in wisconsin too!

Thanks for the feedback guys. hey Jaggst, were you aware of the the DMV crap when you started your bucket ? Your right Street Wisconsin doesnt seem to like gearheads all that much. Keep us informed Jaggst on how your inspection goes.

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Originally posted by Streets
It ain't limited to just old cars, it'll do it on any car, 'specially them Jap plastic Ricer's.. WHY, ya wanna go fenderless on yer Chebby now??

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I don't wanna go fenderless, I was just wondering cause that is what I had read somewhere a long time ago on the internet and not all internet articles are facts.

Try going to a local show or cruise and talk to other guys there with out fenders, and see how they did it.