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So, I remember hearing on Radio Le Mans last weekend that if you "Asked Prodrive REALLY Nicely" they would register an AM V8 GT4 car for road use.
Sweet.
So through that logic, I can conclude that most GT4 cars could probably be made Street-Legal if you paid taxes, insurance, etc. Right?
Could the same thing be done in America?
How about GTE cars? Or GT3 Cars? Are they all Road-Legal-ish (apart from Tyres, obviously)? How much work would it take to get them to be Road Legal?
Sweet.
So through that logic, I can conclude that most GT4 cars could probably be made Street-Legal if you paid taxes, insurance, etc. Right?
Could the same thing be done in America?
How about GTE cars? Or GT3 Cars? Are they all Road-Legal-ish (apart from Tyres, obviously)? How much work would it take to get them to be Road Legal?
