Muscle Cars

My father and I want to start our own business rebuilding muscle cars?

My father and I have rebuilt a couple of cars and made money at it it’s how we’ve been making a living this past summer. I buy a muscle car in california for cheap then trailer it back to new hampshire where he lives we rebuild it and then sell it for more than we paid and put into it. We would like to start doing this in a legal sense so it’s our actuall jobs acording to the government and pay taxes and all that fun crap. Can any one help me on What we have to do Right now we just want to continue doing it out of our garage. I don’t only buy them in cali but any usually rust free state. Will we need a dealer license or what any one have any idea as to what we need to do?

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