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Originally Posted by SLO_Z28
One thing to consider is that in order to produce a frame you will need to be able to produce a MCO (Manufacturers Certificate of Origin) for the customer. Getting the certificate will require you to get a VIN number, and there is a lot involved in that with the DOT. There is a whole bunch of regulatory hurdles to jump through, all of which SEMA can help you with for a price. I would say its at least $25,000 and hundreds of hours to just get the paperwork side of it going.
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So you're saying every aftermarket frame manufacturer out there has one of these and provides to all buyers upon purchase?