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| + | Okay, I'll start this one off. Here is the official info from the Ohio State Patrol's website. I'm sure there will many who will comment on their experiences with the following, and what they have done besides. Here is a link to the guidelines for what Ohio terms "Salvage and Self-Assembled Vehicles" | ||
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| + | http://www.statepatrol.ohio.gov/forms/salvage.pdf | ||
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| + | By the way, the patrol officer at the Seville post who handles inspections seems quite knowledgable and enthusiastic about the hobby. Although there is an inspection of the completed car, they seem to concentrate more on the paperwork and documentation ensuring that parts are from a documented source. And don't be even a minute late for your inspection. | ||
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| + | I have been told by the OSP via phone conversations the car is required to have fenders, windshield wipers with washers, seat belts, tail lights, headlights, turn signals, horn, and mufflers. The OSP officer states that fenders are many times removed by owners after inspection without comment from the OSP. | ||
===Oklahoma=== | ===Oklahoma=== | ||
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