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Originally Posted by Loomin
well, i cant see a justifiable (?) reason for needing a permit to take part in a perfectly legal "hobby". maybe if you were working on other peoples cars all the time and you were taking in income you might need a business permit?
also, it may be unsightly but its not as unsightly as alot of places ive seen in the neighborhood my work is located. now theres some DUMPS down there. garbage, rats, needles, condoms, crackheads and hookers, even the occasional stomp down the door with guns drawn drug bust... ive seen it all. nothing changes.....
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It just depends on the municipality you are in. "non-driveable condition" vehicle bylaws aren't uncommon. The intention is not to prevent pusuing a hobby and having nicely restored classic cars, although the laws might be poorly written. It is to avoid the classic rustbucket with grass growing through the engine bay or "projects" sitting there for years with little progress *cough*