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That is all you could have provided them unless you were to do something deceitful.

That is what Texas uses to set the license fee on trucks. That info was probably on the SF-97 also

The max legal possible weight IS what it is rated for, called GVWR (gross vehicle weight rating)

You could also get the somewhat restricted military vehicle plates, no inspection is required

YES I forgot, the rear license plate must have a white light, sorry. I think strictly by law clearance lights may be needed and backup lights but have never had that come up, seems if it is not there they don't worry too much about it. The H1 has them but I have seen several Humvee's that were...

All you need for state inspection is the standard stuff, headlights with high/low beams and a high beam indicator, turn signals, brake lights, windshield wipers, horn, brakes that work, mechanical parking brake, not bald tires, muffler, reflectors, at least one rear view mirror, etc. and of...

Standard fare for Texas, SF-97+state inspection+ title application paperwork= blue Texas title, some may require a certified weight ticket. I don't think the current SF-97 actually says "on road" I think they just are not stamped "off road use only" The DuraVee's SF-97 was stamped "off road use...