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| Apr 28, 2021 12:02PM | Dan Moffet | |
| Apr 28, 2021 03:11AM | 6464s | |
| Apr 27, 2021 05:57PM | gmart65 |
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Originally Posted by 6464s
What you are intending to do is to commit fraud. The DMV has specific timelines of registering out of state vehicles. You can probably get away with it for a while, probably up to the time you get into an accident.
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What you are intending to do is to commit fraud. The DMV has specific timelines of registering out of state vehicles. You can probably get away with it for a while, probably up to the time you get into an accident.
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I live in Cali and would love to get a classic mini but with the requirements that you cannot register a post - 74 car, the pool of available cars is small. I saw, however, that it is possible to register out of state cars in Vermont. I am thinking of buying mid to late 80's cooper, register it in Vermont while living and driving in Cali. Is this feasible and has anyone had experience with something like this before? Interested in thoughts and feedback.
Cheers!
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