Wisconsin Administrative Code
Department of Transportation
Chapter Trans 137 - Motor Vehicle Manufacturer's Licenses
Section Trans 137.05 - Issuance of motor vehicle wholesaler's licenses to converters

Current through February 26, 2024

(1) A converter is eligible for a motor vehicle wholesaler's license if:

(a) The converter modifies or converts new complete motor vehicles;

(b) The conversion work does not constitute manufacturing as defined in s. Trans 137.03(5); and

(c) The converter owns the completed unit on which the converter's conversion operations were performed.

(2) A converter operating under a valid motor vehicle wholesaler's license may:

(a) Be assigned and may reassign original MSOs; and

(b) Operate the converted vehicles on a public highway with distributor plates assigned to the converter.

(3) A converter operating under a valid motor vehicle wholesaler's license may not:

(a) Engage in retail sales of the vehicles without a motor vehicle dealer's license and without being franchised by the original manufacturer to sell new motor vehicles of that type and make;

(b) Issue its own manufacturer's statements of origin; or

(c) Appoint as its own franchised dealers any dealer that is not already franchised to sell new motor vehicles of the same make and type as the converted vehicle.

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