willabeest

//The only problem is California only gives out 500 exemptions a year and they are gone in a matter of hours. So if you car is ready in March you'll have to just stare at it and wait until January 2nd (do all the DMV paperwork in December) and hope your DMV gets thru to Sacramento. Mine didn't the first time and I went a year on temp registration.... I've been told that they no longer will issue temps while you wait for another chance (though it seems they should give you back your registration money then).// THAT is the kind of info i needed. 500 exemptions a year. i wonder how our elected representatives justify that. probably big donations to their campaign funds by the same car companies that i pay taxes to keep out of bankruptcy. :deadhorse:

is this california street legal? i live in sacramento. i am interested i can register it.

anyone in california done this? i would hate to spend 60K + and find out the DMV did not wish to register it.

hello. my name is bill. i own a 3 series BMW, a 1992 NSX, and a toyota tundra. i have one question. i did a search and found nothing on the FAQ. how hard is it to register a "7" in california by buying a caterham chassis and then installing engine oneself? also - is it possible to buy a used caterham (complete) and register it in california? i mean for this to be legal - nothing underhanded. please be honest. having never seen a caterham on any road in california since the 1960s i would think it is impossible. just checking. thank you.