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LS1Hawk · 09-08-2007, 12:05 PM

I just went to the inspection station this morning and had mine renewed because the sticker on my car was expiring next month. All the guy looked at was my insurance card, registration card, license, and voucher. He then put the new sticker on my car, gave me a print out saying it passed and told me have a nice day. If you notice, the application that the dmv website provides a link to doesn't say anything about a letter from the manufacturer or photos. When I got the new voucher prior to going to the inspection station today, all I did was go to the DMV and fill out their application there and gave it back to them with $10 for the renewal and that was it.

EDIT: I'm thinking that might be for the first time you apply for collector's status. If your vehicle is already in their system as a collector's, I don't see why they'd make you do all that.

09-08-2007, 12:05 PM	#4
LS1Hawk Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 2,308 iTrader: (0)	I just went to the inspection station this morning and had mine renewed because the sticker on my car was expiring next month. All the guy looked at was my insurance card, registration card, license, and voucher. He then put the new sticker on my car, gave me a print out saying it passed and told me have a nice day. If you notice, the application that the dmv website provides a link to doesn't say anything about a letter from the manufacturer or photos. When I got the new voucher prior to going to the inspection station today, all I did was go to the DMV and fill out their application there and gave it back to them with $10 for the renewal and that was it. EDIT: I'm thinking that might be for the first time you apply for collector's status. If your vehicle is already in their system as a collector's, I don't see why they'd make you do all that. __________________ John Last edited by LS1Hawk; 09-08-2007 at 12:24 PM.