Hi Bill,
When I bought my 62 Sprite I was worried because it has a Toyota engine, but
when I took it in to changed the registration (at the DMV desk at AAA) and
to get it insured they said no inspection was needed, not even to insure it.
The tags were due to expire in about 3 months so I did the paper work ahead
of time to "non-op" it, She said to bring back the title when I was ready to
drive it again.
No questions asked.
-Drew in San Jose
-----Original Message-----
From: BILL [mailto:billh@aaai.com]
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 8:38 AM
To: 'Spridgets'
Subject: DMV Non-Op
Does anyone have experience with registering their LBC on a "Non-Op" in
California? I'm finally conceding that HRBYTOY won't be running in the
near future and I don't want give the state more money than I have to.
My question is , what happens when you re-register? Do you have to get a
safety check, etc? Just want to know what I'm in for when I do this.
Thanks,
Bill Hunt
64 MKII - HRBYTOY
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