How to title a hot rod

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==== Specific Details ====
 
==== Specific Details ====
===== HOBBY VEHICLES WHICH ALREADY HAVE A VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN) =====
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===== Hobby vehicles which already have a VIN =====
  
 
Wisconsin offers lifetime, non-expiring, non-personalized hobbyist license plates in the following categories:
 
Wisconsin offers lifetime, non-expiring, non-personalized hobbyist license plates in the following categories:
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2) HOBBY VEHICLES WITHOUT A VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (VIN)
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===== Hobby vehicles without a VIN =====
  
 
In the event your vehicle does not have a VIN you will need to have the state assign one.  Unfortunately, there are no directions on the WDOT web site to do this and very little in the state regulations. However, Curt Rymkus, who sat on the state legislative committee which wrote the original Hobby Plate legislation, as well as all of the updates to those regulations, offers a solution. In a 2006 interview, he said that the process for obtaining a VIN for a street rod or hot rod is as follows:
 
In the event your vehicle does not have a VIN you will need to have the state assign one.  Unfortunately, there are no directions on the WDOT web site to do this and very little in the state regulations. However, Curt Rymkus, who sat on the state legislative committee which wrote the original Hobby Plate legislation, as well as all of the updates to those regulations, offers a solution. In a 2006 interview, he said that the process for obtaining a VIN for a street rod or hot rod is as follows:
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Note the "shoulds" in the above description.  Some local and state DOT employees as well as some State Police Officers have not been trained in this process and do NOT know how these applications are handled.  So the applicant may need to make some follow up inquiries and/or phone calls if the state DOT does not seem to be responding properly.  
 
Note the "shoulds" in the above description.  Some local and state DOT employees as well as some State Police Officers have not been trained in this process and do NOT know how these applications are handled.  So the applicant may need to make some follow up inquiries and/or phone calls if the state DOT does not seem to be responding properly.  
  
3) ANTIQUE AND COLLECTOR CARS
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===== Antique and collector cars =====
  
 
Please note that antique and collector cars, cars which are stock, restored or minimally modified,  are titled and licensed under different regulations than hot rods. For more information, see [http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/vehicles/personal/special/collecto.htm Wisconsin Antique and Collector Cars Regulations].
 
Please note that antique and collector cars, cars which are stock, restored or minimally modified,  are titled and licensed under different regulations than hot rods. For more information, see [http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/vehicles/personal/special/collecto.htm Wisconsin Antique and Collector Cars Regulations].

Revision as of 12:44, 11 July 2006

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