Quote:
Originally Posted by dataway
Why would not paying registration be a problem? Reggie expires, throw the plates away ...end of story. It's not like you HAVE to have a car registered if it's not being driven.
|
It differs by state, it sounds like, but in California you do. If you're not driving it, you pay a smaller annual fee to register it as "non-operable." If you don't pay it for 20 years, it adds up with penalties, fees, etc. Something to keep in mind if you're buying a car in California that you ever plan on registering here.
__________________
1965 Pontiac LeMans. M21, 3.73 in a 12 bolt, Kauffman 461.