That's what I get in Florida. A car is whatever they say it is.
You are dealing with a nameless, faceless, brainless bureaucracy-- the person in
front of you is only an instrument of the bureaucracy's will.
Maybe we should all petition the governing body in our states? (I personally
don't have the time, so I live with "Chrysler Imperial" on the title.)
Mark M
DonZimmermann@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Greetings:
>
> I sold my 64 Crown Coupe today and accompanied the buyer to the DMV office to
> register the vehicle and to pick up a license. The title clearly listed the
> car as a 1964 Imperial but the attendant insisted on changing the make to
> Chrysler because Wisconsin no longer lists it as a separate make. I tried to
> explain that it was a separate make until 1975. All I got was a blank stare
> and advise that we could appeal to the state to make a change to which the
> buyer indicated he was going to register the car in Ohio later this year and
> he would take up the fight there. It's interesting that DMV can change a
> car's make before your very eyes. I was tempted to ask if she could change my
> Crosley to a Rolls Royce.
>
> Don Zimmermann
> '65 IMPERIAL convertible (This one is also titled Imperial. I bought it 27
> years ago. I'm afraid that if I sell this honey in will turn into a Yugo
> overnight.)
>
>
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