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===Wisconsin===
 
===Wisconsin===
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====Summary====
 
Wisconsin offers lifetime, non-expiring, non-personalized hobbyist license plates to replicas, ''street-modified'' vehicles, and ''reconstructed'' vehicles, all of which must be at least 20 years old, or replicas of a vehicle that is at least 20 years old. These regulations are different from ''collector'' registrations, which are available for vehicles that haven't been altered or modified.
 
Wisconsin offers lifetime, non-expiring, non-personalized hobbyist license plates to replicas, ''street-modified'' vehicles, and ''reconstructed'' vehicles, all of which must be at least 20 years old, or replicas of a vehicle that is at least 20 years old. These regulations are different from ''collector'' registrations, which are available for vehicles that haven't been altered or modified.
  
 
Different regulations apply to different classifications of vehicles. Generally, a ''street modified'' vehicle would be what is typically known as a hot rod or street rod, and it's specified as a vehicle that "can still be recognized as the original year and make". A ''reconstructed'' vehicle is one that is "no longer recognizable as the original vehicle". Registration for ''reconstructed'' vehicles requires bills of sale for all major parts used in the vehicle, as well as an inspection by a Wisconsin State Patrol Officer. A fourth, less common specification, ''motorized homemade vehicle'', is designated as a vehicle that "must have been constructed from new or used parts not originating from or resembling a previously manufactured motor vehicle". ''Motorized homemade vehicles'' also require inspection by a Wisconsin State Patrol Officer prior to registration.
 
Different regulations apply to different classifications of vehicles. Generally, a ''street modified'' vehicle would be what is typically known as a hot rod or street rod, and it's specified as a vehicle that "can still be recognized as the original year and make". A ''reconstructed'' vehicle is one that is "no longer recognizable as the original vehicle". Registration for ''reconstructed'' vehicles requires bills of sale for all major parts used in the vehicle, as well as an inspection by a Wisconsin State Patrol Officer. A fourth, less common specification, ''motorized homemade vehicle'', is designated as a vehicle that "must have been constructed from new or used parts not originating from or resembling a previously manufactured motor vehicle". ''Motorized homemade vehicles'' also require inspection by a Wisconsin State Patrol Officer prior to registration.
  
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====Additional Details====
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*To register a hobbyist vehicle, you must have at least one other vehicle currently registered in Wisconsin under the same name.
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*To operate a hobbyist vehicle during the month of January, you must purchase a temporary plate for $30.
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*An emission test is required for the following counties: Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Sheboygan, Waukesha, and Washington.
  
Full details are available from the [http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/drivers/vehicles/personal/special/hobbyist.htm Wisconsin DOT].
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====Registration Process====
 
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    * Owners of a hobbyist vehicle must have at least one other vehicle used for regular transportation and currently registered in Wisconsin under the same name(s) as the hobbyist vehicle.
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    * Truck type vehicles and motor homes with Hobbyist plates cannot haul more than 500 pounds.
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    * Hobbyist plates are do not expire for as long you own the hobbyist vehicle. Vehicles with Hobbyists plates cannot be operated during the month of January unless a special temporary plate is purchased. Temporary plates are available $5 for five consecutive days or $30 for the month of January.
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    * Hobbyist vehicles cannot be operated during January unless a temporary operation plate is purchased. A five-consecutive-day plate may be purchased by sending form MV2750 with the correct fee to the address provided on the form.
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    * Allow approximately 4-6 weeks for the manufacturing process after the new Certificate of Registration has been issued.
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Note: For residents of Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Sheboygan, Waukesha and Washington counties, an emission test is required within 45 days of the date that a Hobbyist plate is issued, if the vehicle is 1968 or newer.
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How to apply
 
How to apply
  
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   5. Mail to:
 
   5. Mail to:
  
    Wisconsin Department of Transportation
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    Special Plates Unit,
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    P.O. Box 7911
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    Madison WI 53707-7911
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Temporary plate required
 
Temporary plate required
  
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WisDOT complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
 
WisDOT complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
  
If you have questions:
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====Contact Details====
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'''Wisconsin Department of Transportation'''
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*E-mail: special-plates.dmv@dot.state.wi.us
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*Phone: (608) 266-3041 between 8 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. Monday through Friday
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*Fax: (608) 267-5106
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*physical address:  
  
     * E-mail: special-plates.dmv@dot.state.wi.us
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  Wisconsin Department of Transportation
     * Call: (608) 266-3041 between 8 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. Monday through Friday
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     Special Plates Unit,
     * Fax: (608) 267-5106
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     P.O. Box 7911
    * Write to the address above
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     Madison WI 53707-7911
  
 
===Wyoming===
 
===Wyoming===

Revision as of 12:21, 8 July 2006

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