DMV want to know about the MJ weight & length

[1990 Pioneer 4x4]

I filing for a Replacement Title and they want to know the “length and weight” – does anyone know? I have a ’90 SB 4x4 4.0?

[1990 Pioneer 4x4]

Found the answer - 3072.3 lbs. - 179.3 in. :clapping:

 

Does anyone know what they mean about the "Equipotent #" on the application? :rant:

 

Spent all morning getting a WA lost title application filled out, notarized and submitted all to find out I needed to apply with the last State the MJ was registered with. Can they make this any more difficult?

[DirtyComanche]

I think they mean GVW. Or what class it falls into (car, van, light truck, etc). But you've got me :nuts:

[JeepcoMJ]

GVW is a class A...they may try and tell you class B if you intend to haul a loaded trailer, but they'd be wrong. class has nothing to do with what you haul.

[maddzz1]

GVW is a class A...they may try and tell you class B if you intend to haul a loaded trailer, but they'd be wrong. class has nothing to do with what you haul.

 

Doesnt GVW stand for gross vehicle weight?

 

Rhode island has a rediulous rule. When i went to register the mj i just guessed at the weight. It was obvious that it was wrong, which wouldnt have mattered if it was a car. but with a truck if the weight is wrong (off by more than like a couple hundred lbs) they wil let you register it then suspend the registration when they verify the weight and you have to pay all fees over again.

[1990 Pioneer 4x4]

I called an Oregon office and apparently I “didn’t need to worry about that”. :huh???: It’s the second question they ask (“#2”) on the form! Who makes these forms anyways…?