Legal necromancy and Sciroccos

[Larry" <rocco16v@netzero.com (Larry)]

  Your friendly, local DMV is the place to query. California has a "non-op"
program whereby you can pay a paltry sum ($5) a year to keep your
registration 'active'.  This allows you to A) store your car off the street
and re-activate the registration at any time without penalty(such as paying
'back taxes').
   If your state does not have a similar program, just pay the registration
each year and don't sweat it.  After all, registration on these old lumps
can't be more than about $40, right?  In the scheme of a complete
restoration, that should be around one-half of one percent of your
budget.....:)

Larry

> Okay, say I tare my dead 16V apart, complete a
> detailed restoration over the space of say 1-2 years
> then try to make the car legal to drive again. Do I
> just put the proper insurance on it, get the license
> tabs and start happily driving? Or, since the car has
> been out of play for so long, will the Big Man insist
> on inspections?
>
>
>
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> 1987 16V Scirocco
> 2000 Neon ES
> Ranger XLT
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