Fl dmv

[VIRGIN MIKE]

FL DMV seems to have changed the rules recently and are not fully reopened yet; hope to get my tag soon, local office waiting on directives from headquarters to tell me how to proceed. issue seems to be: 1935 replica or kit car with current year (2020) designation and inspection required.

Calling it a 2020 vehicle may be technically correct but it sure won't help anyone trying to identify it, like if a BOLO order was issued for some emergency.

Wouldn't it be nice if common sense could trump bureaucracy; How about calling it a 1935R ?

[Pat Landymore]

I certainly hope you’re able to get it registered as a 1935-replica...so much easier and better.

That’s what my local dmv office managed, but they too needed to call head office to accomplish it.

Good luck!!

[Turbo]

I did a title transfer from Kentucky and had no problems. Stuart fl.

[Turbo]

https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/show...ter-in-Florida

You might find info from this thread useful.

[DamnYankee]

Mike, this is what I did, took 20 minutes at the tax assessor office. My title says "1935 FFR".
But I know someone else who it didn't work for. Its hit or miss.

https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/show...l=1#post392252

[VIRGIN MIKE]

Mike, this is what I did, took 20 minutes at the tax assessor office. My title says "1935 FFR".
But I know someone else who it didn't work for. Its hit or miss.

https://thefactoryfiveforum.com/show...l=1#post392252

Ron, Wonder If I came up to your DMV office, would I have any better lucks-the I hour drive is a minor inconvenience compared to the poor alternatives

[DamnYankee]

Ron, Wonder If I came up to your DMV office, would I have any better lucks-the I hour drive is a minor inconvenience compared to the poor alternatives

Normally I would say YES, but currently they're only taking local residents due to Covid-19.