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charliemccallMember

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Originally posted by David B:
So does that mean if we all come to Italy with our cars we can be pulled over while cruising and inspected? Or is this just a fact of licensing in each country?

You could be pulled over to see if you have your paperwork in order (insurance and registration) but if your car is legal in your own country, then it is legal in Europe.

I drove my old Pantera in France for 4 years with US plates. I got stopped occasionally, but as long as I paid my speeding ticket I had no problem! That's one of the reasons I kept my US registration despite the occasional hassle - my engine was modified and I was afraid it might not be considered acceptable.

Summary - as long as your local authorities give you a license plate, the Europeans don't care what you've done to the car.

7/23/0812:05 PM

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