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Now if you actually read the Ga law, HMMWV's are allowed, according to law to be registered in the state of Georgia. If the dmv denied registration then you need legal counsel within Georgia to represent you to show that by law, you can register these vehicles. I would suggest other...

I posted the military equivalent in post 150

Note the following 3 key items 1.) The definition of FMMV, Former Miltary Motor Vehicle is established earlier in the GA state code 2.) Vehicles older than 25 years are exempt 3.) New vehicles that are FMMV are exempt Simple & effective

Here is the current law in GA for easy reference http://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/2015/title-40/chapter-2/article-2/section-40-2-27/ 2015 Georgia Code Title 40 - MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC Chapter 2 - REGISTRATION AND LICENSING OF MOTOR VEHICLES Article 2 - REGISTRATION AND LICENSING...

Have any of you looked up the GA law that I created? I would highly recommend looking this up. The answers are all in the current law. A little research goes a long way. The Milspec is attached. Maverick, have you read the NHTSA definition of a motor vehicle? It is pretty clear why it...

So al hit it on the head how we got the law changed in ga. The point is now you have to get the law to allow these to be registered. It is an involved process and not for the light hearted. This also has to be done state by state. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Gentlemen we need facts and official documents, any other post in this thread is opinion or rambling. I had to give up reading as it was getting bad. Would love to see official documentation. Letters of denial, federal rulings, state law etc. If you were denied something ,you have the right...

Let's not turn this thread into a bitch fest and lecturing podium please Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You will loose any argument stating that " The DMV has to explain, " The DMV does not have to explain to anyone in most cases. They make an interpretation of the law, if you feel otherwise then it is up to you to explain not vice versa. Here is some additional information on the Federal Law...

Yes and no, the dept of motor vehicles interprets the law and in this case it may be a one off problem or may point to a larger issue. We will know more once the next guy try's to register or if others currently registered get a letter. Either way this points to a potential larger issue that...

Different states are reviewing. This was bound to happen an ultimately dependent on the state they may not register these any more without law changes. This should not be a suprise to anyone.