Reply to "How can I acquire my Pantera's first registration date from the DOT/MOT?"

marcf posted:
Confirmed ... that's exactly what they did for my car....

Also into The Netherlands, and from what I know into whole Europe .

In my country (The Netherlands) the classic cars are controlled by special goverment people who knows the rules and the isseus from Classic cars .

They also know,s that some US brand new parts are not good enough for the today's rules , but their craftsmanship and advice will help you to walk treu the rules .

When there are title isseus they do some investigation even into the USA.extra cost, only $210,-

They did this whit my 1982 ERA GT40 Spider.

6/17/194:29 AM

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