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Posted by	middletownnissan on March 14, 2008 at 6:30 PM
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In Reply To	I think some of you are missing his point. posted by cossiemodo2000 on March 14, 2008 at 10:50 AM
Message	First things first, in order to register a car in a state you need to have a residence or driver license to match the state you wish to register in. Second off, If you bounce the car to your friend in Florida he is going to have to pay sales tax in Florida off book value, then you will have to pay it again when you register it. Take some advice, keep it registered in Georgia. Unless you plan on getting a license issued in every state you live in and running the risk of some state mandated inspections, it's not worth it. Rebuilt / Salvage laws are so strict that they make it impossible to bypass. You may get away with in in some states and not others. The only reason cops break balls on out of state registration is because your not paying property tax/ reg fees in that state. If you live somewhere and they start hassling you about your reg, deal with it then. Also remember every states processing time is different, example CT takes about 90 days just to process a clean title. You may find yourself waiting for a state to process your title for months each time. Keep it in Georgia unless your forced to switch it.
Follow Ups	Anyone familiar with salvage title washing? - EUGENE 08:29:53 03/14/08 That's a bad idea. - Kenny 08:53:48 03/14/08 Why? I don't want to get it inspected every 6 months... (n/m) - EUGENE 09:22:28 03/14/08 I don't want to brush my teeth, but I do anyways. - Kenny 09:26:47 03/14/08 yeah, but you don't brush your teeth that frequently (n/m) - Guapo 09:39:03 03/14/08 Once it has the R brand I don't think it works... - SCC300Z 09:54:48 03/14/08 I know that in NJ, whenever you title a vehicle, - Barry (NJ) 10:11:36 03/14/08 You don't have to get it inspected if it's an in state - Eric(NJ) 11:25:18 03/14/08 It's been a while... but I recall the DMV telling me that - Barry (NJ) 11:41:53 03/14/08 It's that way in MA also (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 11:55:15 03/14/08 Eric is correct, you can use the previous owner's inspection - dogpile 19:27:35 03/14/08 up until 2 weeks ago when my little white lady - Antonio(AZ) 17:32:51 03/14/08 Cool story. (n/m) - Kenny 01:30:20 03/15/08 Register in florida (n/m) - josh 10:26:53 03/14/08 I think some of you are missing his point. - cossiemodo2000 10:50:53 03/14/08 I'd never looked into it, thanks for the info. - Barry (NJ) 10:56:39 03/14/08 Or register in Florida - BigTDogg (MA) 11:03:57 03/14/08 exactly. (n/m) - josh 12:34:56 03/14/08 read this - middletownnissan 18:30:16 03/14/08 No matter what the carfax will show it as - Jason300zxTT 14:58:31 03/14/08 Did you read his post? - na300zx (OH) 15:03:49 03/14/08 I'd be surprised if he made it through the whole title (n/m) - ZEngineer 15:08:08 03/14/08 I don't think he can read (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 15:13:46 03/14/08 but his made-up statistics are right on the money - ZEngineer 15:17:33 03/14/08 Thank you to those of you who actually read my post... - EUGENE 16:12:24 03/14/08 dude gimme a call... - mogaffar 17:24:05 03/14/08 Are you sure you'd need to get that special inspection - dogpile 23:50:39 03/14/08
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