Transporting a new purchase

[Drew May]

Agreed. Seems like if you had proof of ownership (bill of sale) and proof of
insurance (temporary card or policy) you should be good to go with some
reasonable time frame to get it officially registered.

Glenn Allen wrote: If I'm not mistaken, most
states give you 30 days to document a newly
purchased motor vehicle. However, you must have insurance to drive
it home. You can get the insurance to give you a policy and fax a
copy of the binder to you at the purchase site (assuming they can
receive a fax).

Regards,

Glenn Allen
1986 PT-40
Marietta, GA

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Gardner Yeaw"
wrote:
>
> I was wondering how people deal with getting a new purchased Bird
> home. If I were to go half way across the country to look at one, I
> would rather pay up and drive it home than go to the expense and
time
> of another round trip. Naturally I couldn't get it licenced and
> registered in my home state, New Jersey, without being there, so
what
> method of temporary licencing is available? Do you obtain it from
the
> resident state or the purchase state? I expect it varies from state
to
> state, but today I am interested in Texas. I don't have a friend
with
> dealer plates, and playing with the law isn't in my plan, so a
> legitimite solution is what I am looking for?
>
> Any experiences out there?
>
> Gardner
> 78FC33 (for now)
>






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