From: | Brent | e-mail: | cdf959-A-embarqmail.com |
Subject: | RE: Its alive | Date: | Mon Oct 30 23:01:05 2017 |
Response to: | 22346 |
I hear your frustration. I got a personalized plate for my pickup and was stopped because it wasn't in the system. I had all my paperwork from the transaction and those from turning in my old plates. The officer looked them over, looked at my two FOP cards and said he'd inform Trenton, NJ as to their mistake. In today's age of people taking a knee I'd say ride it and face the judge to explain the vagrancies of the new system. I'll pay the fine and court costs for you. Yep, I said it here so it's official. If you've ever had the opportunity to read Dave's book 'I Refuse to grow Old' you'll find he's challenged the courts and won also. Best of Luck. ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- 1962 Scatt total restore. Many years outside stored and a total rust bucket. Full teardown, sandblast, etc, etc. Mutt restored engine. Awesome! Every thing works except the state of Minnesota. I wanted to put a few miles on it before winter. A couple of months ago Minnesota implemented a new software program for the DMV. I have a clear Minnesota title but the new program does not recognize it and will not issue me a tag or offer any solutions. Really frustrating. I guess the official break-in will be spring. Maybe by then they will have figured it out. Unfortunately this is also a problem for any other than a normal transaction including handi-cap and collector plates. Thought of just driving it without the plates and fighting the ticket in court. |
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