Didn't you say that someone had converted it to IRS?  Did the weld the trailing arm lugs in the 66 chassis or swap it to a later pan?  If they swapped it to a later pan the # stamped on the chassis won't be the original '66 VIN and that might be the problem.

Did you get a GA title with it?  I've heard several folks bringing a non-titled GA car into TN and had no problems, but I personnaly know of two cases that it turned into a nightmare and they were never able to title them.

The problem really isn't with TN, it's with the GA DOT.  You don't need a title to get a tag once the car is more than 15 years old, so why pay $18 for the title transfer when you're holding the original signed title?  The next time it changes hands it doesn't have a title and GA WILL NOT issue one.  That's ok as long the car stays in GA (or AL), but almost every other state requires a title regardless of age.

Believe it or not Anthony, but there are a lot of folks in Nashville who are finding themselves trying to justify there jobs.   This is NOT a joke.  Just plan fact.  I'm surprised they didn't send you the card to have a police officer fill out verifying the VIN.  I've never heard of having to go to a dealership for verifaction.


                                                               :cool:

wait a minute... looking at my tunnel again, somebody swapped two of the numbers on the paperwork!  The number on the GA paperwork is wrong, so the TN is wrong, too.  I guess when somebody in Nashville punched the number in, the computer brought it up as being owned by a little old lady from Pasadena, or something.  Well, I'm sending them the correct number, so we'll see what happens now.  Guess I won't be selling it anytime soon, might as well put an engine in it.