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And I thought I have a lot of Hot Wheel's track.

The mechanic came through despite his personal reservations. He met with a Penn dot official that said the Birkin was legal as long as it passes the PA inspection!

Thank you. I look forward to getting back on the track.

Camp Hill. Central PA. I have since found another place that says to bring it over and they would take care of things while I wait.

I should have read the above posts first. I do tend to over think things. I went to one of the enhanced inspection shops and opened Pandora's box plus some of her friends boxes. The guy normally works on hot rods. He went through a litany of things (no bumpers, no doors, ect...) why it wasn't safe and it was poor choice of a car. He wants to take the photos to his friends at PennDot to get their opinion. He did say it wasn't his opinion that counts but the states. He did suggest going over to talk to a local British car shop to see what their experience is. I hope I am not going to be setting the 7 replica business back to the Stone Age in PA.

Thanks Bill. I found the inspection document from PennDot. It seems to be very specific in some areas and frustratingly vague in others. As one example, I saw self cancelling turn signals listed somewhere else on their website but see nothing on the inspection document. I am thinking of going to one of the inspection stations and asking them questions.

If the Birkin is already titled in another state is it the same process as transferring a regular car title? Do I have to get an enhanced vehicle inspection? I appreciate any help. I have found the whole thing quite confusing.