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Well I know everyone hates a story with no ending, so here it is. For the VIN check, Torrello tire in East Haven CT will do it for 10$, no DMV inspection or anything which means more time saved and no chance of being hassled about a rear bumper or anyhting. After that I went to old saybrook DMV...

The vin check shouldnt be bad, I'm gonna go to a local place that my boss got his 900 series checked at, he said they don't really care much about anyhting except that the serial #s match. Once that's done I guess we'll see how many tries it take at the DMV before I get plates.

Yes I have the title and registration as well as a bill of sale from the last guy. CT doesn't require a title of it's over 21 years old but having one makes it a bit easier.

It also seems to depends greatly on which DMV you go to as well as how you do it. I talked to my boss today, and he just registered his m931. He registered it at somewhere around 24k lbs and was able to get a normal non commercial classic truck plate. He also agreed that what they're telling me...

I'm in CT. According to the CT DMV a CMVis anyhting over 26k or used for hazmat or as a school bus. My truck is nwtiher, nor is it used for any type of business or profit, or any type of interstate commerce. I tried making that clear to the DMV worker, that it's under 26 and I only intend to use...

It's an m35, so he on road full gvw is 22500, although the technical off-road gvw is 18500. Still supposedly under CT CDL. And my friends truck is for personal use only, no hazmat or nothing. I have to get the VIN check done and then go from there and see how many times I have to make calls and...

I've read some old posts about this but didn't want to dig up a thread from 8 years ago so I wanted to start a new one instead. Im in CT. I just bought a 68 m35a2, got my temp plate (commercial) and am getting it prepped to get the vin heck done. Now for the permanent plates, I'm gonna go with...