Taxing nightmares. I hope I don't have that much trouble when I finish my restoration and put my old truck back on the road.
Here in Ohio you mainly have to watch which DMV you go to. Some are much nicer than others. When I got my truck 2 years ago I planned on tagging my 47 2-ton with regular plates but when I went to the DMV I found out I couldn't. Had to go commercial. They asked my what I would be hauling I said "mainly myself." So they sold me 6000lb GVW stickers which were about $89 a year. The lady at the desk assumed that 2-ton ment it weighed 4000lb empty. I knew better butI kept my mouth shut. So I drove around for a year with a truck that empty was overloaded. When I started the restoration I just let the tags expire. I hope they don't charge back fees in Ohio.


1947farmer

1947 2-Ton Chevy
Story in the Stovebolt Gallery
More pix in Photobucket
1977 3/4-ton
1985 2.5-ton
2- 1947 Allis WC
1- 1949 Allis allcrop
1- 1955 Allis WD-45
1- 1976 Allis 7040

"If it ain't broke you ain't trying"