From what I gather they merely have to pass a test of roadworthiness if stopped by law, rather than a test like ours. Guess local law turn blind eye when it’s for good cause. Neat.
tony9,
Sep 11, 9:31am
There is wide variation between state in the US as to what vehicle mods are legal. A car can be legal in one state but cannot be driven in another state.
If the OP vehicle is actually legal in Michigan it is likely illegal in most other states.
amasser,
Sep 11, 10:18am
Why would you bother?
alowishes,
Sep 11, 10:46am
Some of their laws are even more pedantic than some of ours, majority are more liberal.
alowishes,
Sep 11, 10:46am
Boredom + ‘because they can’?
lookoutas,
Sep 11, 1:07pm
All they've done is put an upside down body on a chassis.
tgray,
Sep 11, 2:05pm
No $h1t.
lythande1,
Sep 11, 2:10pm
I discovered yesterday that in the UK Classics (over 40 yrs) don't need warrants.
clark20,
Nov 21, 8:16am
Try getting insurance, could be a problem
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