[angryiron]

Wow - odd choice. I would pin Sandblast as a must-do event. If you're really excited about tarmac, hit up TN.

I'm going to do FL this year as well just because I already paid up.

I do not have a clue of your personal situation but I tend to agree with Eric

 

[rallyser]

Well, the issue is more technical than that. I have more of a road racing car than rally car and going to get this car smogged (as required for my county) and registered/insured for the road legality is not something I would endeavor to do! However, the FL event is on all private land and does not require road insurance, so I choose that one... I know the others might be more fun, but I'm kind of stuck at the moment because of the car.

 

[angryiron]

Well, the issue is more technical than that. I have more of a road racing car than rally car and going to get this car smogged (as required for my county) and registered/insured for the road legality is not something I would endeavor to do! However, the FL event is on all private land and does not require road insurance, so I choose that one... I know the others might be more fun, but I'm kind of stuck at the moment because of the car.

I'd Move, when I bilt my Cobra a lot of guys were having the same problem and it was often the only answer

 

[Cavertom]

Could you get it registered/insured a few days before Sandblast, forget the smog exam, and turn in the plates a few days after the event? Works here in NY.

 

[wvonkessler]

Or you might want to find a rally bud in a more rural county in GA that does not have smog or inspection requirements and maybe use his address to register your vehicle.

Wilson in Walker County, GA