A little OT.
Things could be worse. Here in Michigan we can't even get renewal
plates for trailers - we have to buy 'lifetime' plates for several
hundred $$$$. I have an old trailer I just wanted to use last year and
the price of the plates was higher than the value of the trailer.
Steve

 

Here in low-cost Connecticut, passenger vehicle registration renewal
costs $74 for a two-year period. If you need new plates there's an
additional fee.


griffin wrote:
> Maybe a dumb question ...but exactly how much are plates where you guys are
> from? I currently own and have registered and insured 3 different vehicles -
> all with their own plates. A new set of (non-personal) plates costs $7 for
> the pair. Are they really that much in other places that it's worth
> transferring or paying a fee to do so? When you guys say "tags" ...what are
> you referring to? I only have the following to pay for: license plates,
> vehicle registration/insurance fee, driver's license.
>
> griffin
> '85 Jeep CJ7
> '97 Toyota Corolla SD
> '01 Toyota Corolla CE+
>
> "Steve Foley" <steve.foley@DELETEatt.net> wrote in message
> news:0uU_d.416964$w62.152295@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>
>>In Massachusetts, you can transfer the plates for a fee. I think it's $35.
>>Here's the hitch. If the plates are on the car and I transfer them to the
>>Jeep, I can drive neither to the registry to do it. It is illegal to drive
>>the car without the plates assigned to it.
>>Otherwise you end up with two registered and insured vehicles. I still
>>haven't figured out how to drive two cars at once, but that's what I'm
>>paying for.
>>
>>
>>
>><updawaz00@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1111178875.374476.52860@l41g2000cwc.googleg roups.com...
>>
>>>I was going to drive a YJ I bought for the summer months and a cherokee
>>>SE in the winter, giving each some mileage breaks - so I was going to
>>>transfer tags back and fourth instead of carrying both on my insurance.
>>>However, the DMV of MD told me I can only transfer tags one time? In
>>>other words I cannot switch them back again. Is there anyway around
>>>this or does anyone have suggestions? My father used to do that with
>>>his vehicles years back. cheerz
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

 

Here in low-cost Connecticut, passenger vehicle registration renewal
costs $74 for a two-year period. If you need new plates there's an
additional fee.


griffin wrote:
> Maybe a dumb question ...but exactly how much are plates where you guys are
> from? I currently own and have registered and insured 3 different vehicles -
> all with their own plates. A new set of (non-personal) plates costs $7 for
> the pair. Are they really that much in other places that it's worth
> transferring or paying a fee to do so? When you guys say "tags" ...what are
> you referring to? I only have the following to pay for: license plates,
> vehicle registration/insurance fee, driver's license.
>
> griffin
> '85 Jeep CJ7
> '97 Toyota Corolla SD
> '01 Toyota Corolla CE+
>
> "Steve Foley" <steve.foley@DELETEatt.net> wrote in message
> news:0uU_d.416964$w62.152295@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>
>>In Massachusetts, you can transfer the plates for a fee. I think it's $35.
>>Here's the hitch. If the plates are on the car and I transfer them to the
>>Jeep, I can drive neither to the registry to do it. It is illegal to drive
>>the car without the plates assigned to it.
>>Otherwise you end up with two registered and insured vehicles. I still
>>haven't figured out how to drive two cars at once, but that's what I'm
>>paying for.
>>
>>
>>
>><updawaz00@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1111178875.374476.52860@l41g2000cwc.googleg roups.com...
>>
>>>I was going to drive a YJ I bought for the summer months and a cherokee
>>>SE in the winter, giving each some mileage breaks - so I was going to
>>>transfer tags back and fourth instead of carrying both on my insurance.
>>>However, the DMV of MD told me I can only transfer tags one time? In
>>>other words I cannot switch them back again. Is there anyway around
>>>this or does anyone have suggestions? My father used to do that with
>>>his vehicles years back. cheerz
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

 

Here in low-cost Connecticut, passenger vehicle registration renewal
costs $74 for a two-year period. If you need new plates there's an
additional fee.


griffin wrote:
> Maybe a dumb question ...but exactly how much are plates where you guys are
> from? I currently own and have registered and insured 3 different vehicles -
> all with their own plates. A new set of (non-personal) plates costs $7 for
> the pair. Are they really that much in other places that it's worth
> transferring or paying a fee to do so? When you guys say "tags" ...what are
> you referring to? I only have the following to pay for: license plates,
> vehicle registration/insurance fee, driver's license.
>
> griffin
> '85 Jeep CJ7
> '97 Toyota Corolla SD
> '01 Toyota Corolla CE+
>
> "Steve Foley" <steve.foley@DELETEatt.net> wrote in message
> news:0uU_d.416964$w62.152295@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
>
>>In Massachusetts, you can transfer the plates for a fee. I think it's $35.
>>Here's the hitch. If the plates are on the car and I transfer them to the
>>Jeep, I can drive neither to the registry to do it. It is illegal to drive
>>the car without the plates assigned to it.
>>Otherwise you end up with two registered and insured vehicles. I still
>>haven't figured out how to drive two cars at once, but that's what I'm
>>paying for.
>>
>>
>>
>><updawaz00@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1111178875.374476.52860@l41g2000cwc.googleg roups.com...
>>
>>>I was going to drive a YJ I bought for the summer months and a cherokee
>>>SE in the winter, giving each some mileage breaks - so I was going to
>>>transfer tags back and fourth instead of carrying both on my insurance.
>>>However, the DMV of MD told me I can only transfer tags one time? In
>>>other words I cannot switch them back again. Is there anyway around
>>>this or does anyone have suggestions? My father used to do that with
>>>his vehicles years back. cheerz
>>>
>>
>>
>
>