'95 Tahoe SS

[retorq]

Any factory prototype or concept vehicles would either be put into a museum or are crushed. They do not sell them for road duty because of liability issues.

That is completely false. Ever watch Barret Jackson auctions?? There is a concept/prototype vehicle sold there almost every time they have an auction.

 

[Danzigman]

That is completely false. Ever watch Barret Jackson auctions?? There is a concept/prototype vehicle sold there almost every time they have an auction.

Yes they are sold as collector cars only. They CANNOT be licensed for road use. They go to museums and private collections. These cars are not street legal, they do not have emisions certifications and they have not passed safety standards to be road worthly. The only ones that can be licensed are ones that are built on top of regular vehicles by outside sources, like roush and such.

 

[retorq]

Yes they are sold as collector cars only. They CANNOT be licensed for road use. They go to museums and private collections. These cars are not street legal, they do not have emisions certifications and they have not passed safety standards to be road worthly. The only ones that can be licensed are ones that are built on top of regular vehicles by outside sources, like roush and such.

OK So you are telling me Cobra kit cars and the Dynacorn 69 Camaro bodys can't be driven on the road then, correct? How do they get Nissan Sylvias and Skylines here in the US and on the road?? Thought so ...

 

[Danzigman]

You don't know what you are talking about. Period! Neither example fits here...

 

[Monstar_est87]

O u guys give it up already... U say potato, he says patato, I say 2000 tahoe LIMITED... (then i drop the mic like i won the rap battle) cool badges though...

 

[clownracer]

lets see some pics of the rest of the truck!

 

[LuSe4]

That is completely false. Ever watch Barret Jackson auctions?? There is a concept/prototype vehicle sold there almost every time they have an auction.

I do watch Barrett Jackson all of the time. Those cars cannot be titled. Hence they always say "car is sold with a bill of sale".

Yes they are sold as collector cars only. They CANNOT be licensed for road use. They go to museums and private collections. These cars are not street legal, they do not have emisions certifications and they have not passed safety standards to be road worthly. The only ones that can be licensed are ones that are built on top of regular vehicles by outside sources, like roush and such.

Right on!

OK So you are telling me Cobra kit cars and the Dynacorn 69 Camaro bodys can't be driven on the road then, correct? How do they get Nissan Sylvias and Skylines here in the US and on the road?? Thought so ...

A kit car is way different then a concept car. Also a kit car does not have to meet all of the rules that a production car does, but this is not really relevant to the argument.

Thought so back.......

O u guys give it up already... U say potato, he says patato, I say 2000 tahoe LIMITED... (then i drop the mic like i won the rap battle) cool badges though...

Lol!

 

[Gzes]

Im still going with if its real its titled as a normal hoe. Theres alot of stuff that is under the table so yea it can and has happened before.

 

[clownracer]

i know some guy in jersey with a buick concept car it is titled and registered it is ugly as hell

 

[LuSe4]

i know some guy in jersey with a buick concept car it is titled and registered it is ugly as hell

What is it and What year?