DeLorean Motor Company DMC-12
DeLorean DMC-12 Stage II
My car, owned since 01.2011
Now Sold.
Photo Location:
Orange County DMV Tax Office, Florida, USA (new plates just issued and fitted!)
10.2019
Car History:
Converted to Stage II specification by DeLorean Texas in 2005
- This was an early conversion before they were available to buy
I purchased from a Hollywood musician in 01.2011
I collected the car in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA at the Aria Hotel
Registered on Florida plates 04.2011: RZR92
Registered on Antique plates 07.2014: #BU2846
New custom engine upgrades being fitted in 2020 for more power (over 260bhp)
I will be adding more photos of my cars to the site using #tomsoldcars
#myoldcars #RZR92 #gullwing
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Comments (4)
Exige_240R 2015-11-17 23:40:24 | #2
This is an optional plate design. I don't know about old plate laws, I think it is different in each state. When I visit Florida I have seen a few of the older designs, but they are rare to see now. In the UK where I live, old plates are still valid.
But owning a car in USA as a foreign citizen is easy, as you can see! I have owned 2 cars in USA, one in California and this one in Florida...
Since last year, I have fitted the Antique plate, now the car is over 30 years old:
But owning a car in USA as a foreign citizen is easy, as you can see! I have owned 2 cars in USA, one in California and this one in Florida...
Since last year, I have fitted the Antique plate, now the car is over 30 years old:
+5
master_toledo_915 2015-11-17 23:53:35 | #3
In Florida, it used to be you could keep your plate for 5 years before you had to replace it... Now the requirement is 10 years. No replating has ever been immediately mandatory after a New Issue was released like some states have done.
+6
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