Newbie has a question

[Leroy A. Eckert]

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "trishall5568" wrote:

When I purchased mine in NC, I insured it, left the NC plate on the bus and
mailed it back to them. I did the same for a fellow who purchased my Jensen
Interceptor several years ago. Left the FL plate on it and he drove to WA. He
got stopped, not for the plate but for rolling along at 100mph.
Leroy Eckert
1990 WB-40 Smoke N Mirrors
Dahlonega, GA
Royale Conversion
>
> Hello everyone,
> My husband and I have been soaking up all the excellent information here about
Bluebirds for a couple of months in preparation of purchasing, Lord willing, our
first motorhome, which will be a Bluebird, in the next couple of months. Can't
tell you how much the willingness of each member to share info and help the
other out has impressed us so far, but most of all given a couple of newbies a
sense of security as we begin our new life on the road soon. Thank you's to each
of you for providing such a well run group here on Yahoo!! Thankful to be a part
of it!
>
> My first question for you is: We are currently living in Illinois. Will be
establishing our domicile/residency in Texas and it looks like our Bluebird will
be purchased in another state besides Texas, and if it works out, from a private
individual, so how do we legally drive this motorhome from the state we buy it
in to Texas where we plan to plate, and register it?
>
> Thanks!
> Tony and Patricia Lush
> Future Bluebird motorhome owners
>