Check with different office in next town over..... If DMV personnel in your state are like people in Calif they hardly know their jobs..... Also look around to see if there is a "agency" that is licensed by state to do "registrations", they tend to be better informed, but fees are usually higher...
THIS is for specially constructed vehicles (mostly hot rods) or antique vehicles, but the MAY be some information in it to guide you or at least give you a clue on how to proceed...
http://www.semasan.com/semaga/TagTitleToolbox_SC.pdfOne thing that may help is find website for states DMV codes and regulations and be able to quote to DMV drone section and paragraph that applies....
Dale
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