Thanks for the reply, Rick.
Yes, I saw that in the thread I referenced. I’d like to find a solution that didn’t involve registering the car in a state outside of my residency.
Reason being, early in my ownership of 8T03S-01425 I had the car registered in MD, at my parent’s address, in my Dad’s name while I and the car resided in PA. The benefit to me was that MD had one inspection, at the time of registration. After that, I didn’t have to worry about having the car inspected again unless a MD state trooper cited the car as being unsafe for highway use. There were also some insurance benefits with this arrangement.
If I registered the car in my name, in PA, the state of my residency, I would have to meeting PA’s stricter and twice a year inspections. PA prohibited exhaust modifications, i.e., headers, ‘65 Shelby style side exhaust, and holes in the body. My car made those and other PA state inspection issues.
On the down side, PA didn’t allow for a car, registered out of state, to reside in PA for more than 30 days.
With that being said, I’ve been wondering if there is a need and means for me to distance myself from the car while maintaining control, if not ownership, and avoiding any downside of direct ownership, such as estate planning and liability that exceeds insurance coverage.
Has anyone else in the club had those concerns, and if so what solution worked for them?
Or, am I over thinking this?
Steve