Can't transfer tags anymore???
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Re: Can't transfer tags anymore???
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 $$$$. I have an old trailer I just wanted to use last year and
the price of the plates was higher than the value of the trailer.
Steve
Things could be worse. Here in Michigan we can't even get renewal
plates for trailers - we have to buy 'lifetime' plates for several
hundred $$$$. 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
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Re: Can't transfer tags anymore???
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
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
#33
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Re: Can't transfer tags anymore???
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
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
#34
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Re: Can't transfer tags anymore???
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
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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