Do I Have To Register A Race Car

Fabman

Back in the twenty-four hours we didn't need mto register our race cars equally long as nosotros didn't drive them on the street.
Now, the DMV has notified me that I have to register my car, and if it is converted to an off highway vehicle I have to register information technology every bit such. What I am wondering is, what are you lot guys doing with your competition merely cars....?
Filing a non op or paying the off road registration or simply ignoring it all together?
I got another threatening alphabetic character from the DMV today and I'm not certain how to handle information technology.

mattlqx

I haven't personally been in this situation but... if you intend to e'er bulldoze it on the road again, y'all should pay the non-OP. Otherwise those fees volition just go on compounding every twelvemonth until you accept a large beak when you re-register it for road-utilise. But I'd say for most race cars, this is highly unlikely. I call up California may also go you for those fees if they're unpaid and you e'er sell the vehicle with the title, but I'grand not sure.

Fabman

I haven't personally been in this situation but... if y'all intend to ever drive it on the road again, you should pay the non-OP. Otherwise those fees will merely keep compounding every year until you have a large bill when you re-register it for road-use. But I'd say for most race cars, this is highly unlikely. I retrieve California may also get y'all for those fees if they're unpaid and you lot ever sell the vehicle with the title, merely I'm non sure.

Kevin stole every road going devise in that location was....said that blinker knob was also heavy....this motorcar will never come across the street again.

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Flyboygsxr

Tell them it'southward in another state and no longer used on the highway. The CA DMV is the worse place to become to in this country other than El Paso, TX aka Hell Paso.

dgollem

Pay upwards, risk a fine or move away. I thought the communist state of Maryland was bad. I speculate that if they don't become enough acquirement they will ban race cars like they are doing to guns and ammo in your state.
Expert luck

Copied from the CA DMV website
Registering Your Off-Highway Vehicle

In California, you not only need to register your automobile, you must as well register any off-highway motorized vehicles that you own. This includes:

Trail bikes.
Mini bikes.
Racing motorcycles.
Dune buggies.
All-terrain vehicles (ATVs).
Snowmobiles.

Although these vehicles do non require the standard on-highway registration, they must display an identification plate issued by the California Section of Motor Vehicles (DMV).
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This simple process requires you to:

Make an appointment at your neighborhood CA DMV office.
Submit a completed Application for Title or Registration (Form REG 343).
Accept the vehicle verification portion of the application completed by a CA DMV representative, law enforcement officer, or a licensed vehicle verifier.
Provide a bill of sale, out-of-state title, or the manufacturer's document of origin equally evidence of ownership.
Manus over whatsoever on-highway plates registered to the vehicle.
Pay the original off-highway application fee of $52.
Pay the use tax.

For more information about fees, visit the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) website.

byronj

Merely do a non-op. After the 1st twelvemonth you never pay until you desire to bring it dorsum. Ask me how I know, cause I do it with all of my motorcycles. Hell, I'm still in a non op for a bicycle I sold to a buddy.

trackjunkie

I did not-op on my last track machine, sold to someone who wanted to put it dorsum on the street and didn't take whatever bug. The new owner had to brand information technology street legal again then it could pass smog but I didn't accept to do anything out of the ordinary with the sell.

steveespo

Cali is $129 billion in the red, they need your $52 Fabman.

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Fabman

Cali is $129 billion in the blood-red, they demand your $52 Fabman.
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Ah, if it were simply $52.00.....I own a business concern and the corporeality of taxes I pay here in the lovely bay surface area is positively obscene. So in that location'southward where my tax dollars go...don't go me started!

mprichar87

Mine is PNOed, was PNOed when I bought it and information technology cost me $24 to transfer the championship to my name. I could bring information technology dorsum and just have to pay electric current reg, no dorsum reg, only it would have to pass smog...

I wanted to be able to park information technology on the street so I threw on the street legal frazzle and brought it to a smog store. It failed visual because the aftermarket dash does not take a CEL (OBD1). Well, it does, it utilizes the east-restriction warning light as the CEL sicne it doesn't take an ebrake. It isn't labeled CEL and apparently that's a failure. I didn't feel similar dealing with it and then I just keep it in the garage. The smog guy told me if I had taped a label to the light before I came in he would've been OK with it, just since I didn't he couldn't laissez passer me. California is JANK.

byronj

Mine is PNOed, was PNOed when I bought it and it cost me $24 to transfer the title to my name. I could bring it back and just take to pay current reg, no dorsum reg, just it would have to pass smog...
I wanted to be able to park information technology on the street so I threw on the street legal exhaust and brought information technology to a smog shop. Information technology failed visual because the aftermarket dash does not take a CEL (OBD1). Well, information technology does, it utilizes the east-restriction alert light as the CEL sicne it doesn't take an ebrake. It isn't labeled CEL and apparently that's a failure. I didn't feel like dealing with it and so I merely go along it in the garage. The smog guy told me if I had taped a label to the light before I came in he would've been OK with it, simply since I didn't he couldn't laissez passer me. California is JANK.

Paper plates my friend... I use them all the time. You and Sal can borrow mine anytime.

50Deep

I used to work for DMV. Place the vehicle on PNO and it lasts indefinitely. No penalties will accrue, and if e'er registered for the road over again you only pay the current years fees.

Dmv volition still send you a yearly invitation to renew, merely it is not a neb, only an invitation with proposed fees as they are statutorily required to ship it to you.

If you get out the registration outstanding and practise non place it on PNO then you are responsible for all the registration fees and penalties. If you allow it keep long plenty they volition send your information to the franchise tax board and garnish you income taxes.

Lesser line: Pay the once PNO fee and be done. I think it's just $17

Fabman

I used to work for DMV. Place the vehicle on PNO and it lasts indefinitely. No penalties will accrue, and if ever registered for the route again you merely pay the current years fees.
Dmv will still send you a yearly invitation to renew, but it is not a beak, only an invitation with proposed fees as they are statutorily required to send it to y'all.

If yous get out the registration outstanding and do not identify information technology on PNO so y'all are responsible for all the registration fees and penalties. If you allow information technology go on long enough they will transport your data to the franchise tax board and garnish you income taxes.

Bottom line: Pay the one time PNO fee and be done. I think it's but $17

ding ding I think we accept a winner here....thank you lot everyone for your communication.

mprichar87

Paper plates my friend... I utilise them all the fourth dimension. You and Sal can borrow mine anytime.

Elaborate...

Grant 302

ding ding I think we accept a winner here....thank you everyone for your advice.

How much is yours? Simply looked at the amount for my Boss and it would have been $46 to PNO.

Fabman

How much is yours? But looked at the corporeality for my Boss and information technology would have been $46 to PNO.

I'll accept to check.
The registration is about 300.00 plus *ahem* a special smog for 350.00 is a lot simply to bed my pads in on the street.

byronj

I salve the paper plates from every vehicle I have purchased. I even tell my buddies to give me their paper plates. Works slap-up. You'd honey the one I have on my Fusion correct now.

mattlqx

I save the paper plates from every vehicle I have purchased. I fifty-fifty tell my buddies to requite me their paper plates. Works great. You'd dear the one I have on my Fusion right now.

Are y'all talking about a dealer logo plate that basically says "hey I but bought this"? Wouldn't information technology be a little obvious that's not true if yous take it on a race car?

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