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Just be open about it. If you need it, bid to win. If you merely want it, let the others contact you after you bid.
That's interesting... I knew some places taxed a vehicle regularly, but never heard of a government requiring that kind of attention to detail.
OK... And if they accept your car, the government lets you have a tax break? sounds worth doing, or at least trying. How bad are the taxes without that exemption?
I think that's mostly "pie in the sky" thinking, cars change over time. My Fury was delivered buried under a thick layer of Ziebart under coat. Every enclosed space had holes drilled, Ziebart sprayed in and then had little yellow plugs for the holes. The historically correct dudes would freak seeing that, but never the less, that was how the car was delivered. Within the first year the car had different plugs, points and had a CD ignition. What would the historical dudes do with that? My car was restored for my enjoyment and as parts were accumulated zero thought was directed at appeasing some judge. In fact should the day ever arise where I compromise my beliefs for those of some judge, it will be the day I unload the Fury and buy a big *** boat.
Ha - I don't need it for that kind of money. For maybe $20 I'd put a bottle of bug juice in the trunk and run a little hose up to the pump. Should work, my Jeep has a long hose running back to the rear window washer and that works just fine.
