Make it a 2 door!Again your humor.
Today at the local BVM here in Lafayette I got the same story, “You have to have doors”. I said to the lady to show me where it is written that I have to have doors because all I have heard from everyone is by mouth. She said we don’t have anything like that here, you have to get that from the state BMV in Indianapolis. But your the BMV, you should have it! She then went on to say exactly what my denial letter said, “You need to provide a side view photo with a door”. Well, I’m going to give them exactly what they want, a side view “photo” with a door.
Oh! Holy Shirt! that looks Great!!Your buddy came over this afternoon and helped you put the doors on...
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Love it and it matches the body lines too......Your buddy came over this afternoon and helped you put the doors on...
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Your buddy came over this afternoon and helped you put the doors on...
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Yeah, but they're built by "a big company", so The State wouldn't want to piss Polaris off!Are Polaris Slingshots street legal in Indiana? They don't have doors. Technically, not a car since only 3 wheels, but still no door.
And if it's owner does the 324 conversion it becomes a four wheel, "three wheeled motorcycle"! ?? I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.Most places, less than 4 wheels is considered a motorcycle, including Federal DOT. Polaris just decided to play in that section.
And if it's owner does the 324 conversion it becomes a four wheel, "three wheeled motorcycle"! ?? I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.
Lol, sometimes rather than fight for what is right it is better to just be quiet in taking your victory.Well from reading your post today, you all are right, the Slingshot is considered a three wheeled motorcycle so the state of Indiana doesn’t care if it has doors or not. Same applies to a Jeep and if you take the doors off after the fact the state doesn’t care.
UPDATE: I again went down to the BMV in Indianapolis yesterday with a picture showing “doors” on my Goblin just like they asked for. They didn’t know that it was just being held on with two zip ties. The lady went to show the picture to her supervisor, came back a few minutes later and said, ‘All is good and she will be processing your paperwork today”, (yesterday).
Very encouraging I must say, but I’ll feel better with registration papers in hand with my VIN on it.
The BMV just three days ago when I was down in Indianapolis when I was told they were processing my paperwork that day and “All was good”. Well I got in the mail a large envelope from the BVM and thought that was quick! Well……wrong! Now they are asking for “list of added receipts” for my kit car! My question was why didn’t they tell me that when they sent the first set of paperwork back on Friday when they told me all I needed was “a picture with a door” on the Goblin? I called they right away and the lady I spoke with this time said to fill out the affidavit, which I got in the mail today listing what was on the paperwork I got with my Goblin receipt which they already had, but now they what it on an affidavit. I said I’m driving down to Indy tomorrow for another face to face chat! This will be a total of about 380 mikes in the three trips in 10 days. Red tap, bureaucracy and government entities!
Here was my Indiana journey…