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Old 08-26-2013, 12:48 AM
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And now it is on hold (Dam DMV). In order to be able to drive out here in Lefty CA, you need to have it registered. I had planned on using part of the Polaris frame in the build that had the vin. So I called Sacramento to do a vin check. They told me that it was off the record and that I would need to get the vin verified. So I loaded it up and took it to DMV to get it registered. However, once there, I was informed that it was not off of the record and that I would need to contact the legal owner (back fees here we come).

Another avenue I am thinking about is to get the Yerf registered. There is an engine number, but no vin. I was thinking about making a jig with my metal stamps and stamping the engine number on the frame. Has anyone tried this?

I'm not sure what other avenues that I have to get this thing registered so I can start to work. I am really leery about taking anything in that is obviously cut up / modified to the DMV.

Any suggestions?
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