OT: buying car in another state - hows it *supposed to* work

[roccit_53 at hotmail.com (C Boyko)]

You can likely get a temp tag in the state of purchase, though look out if 
you have a "zip code" with letters in it, it'll confuse them ( you should be 
fine there)

The insurance company will want the VIN of the new one proir to you driving 
it

Make sure you don't need a notary to do the title transfer, and if you do, 
plan it into your trip. I can thank Daun for scrambling on this one for me. 
(Ohio needs one)

That's all the snags I can think of. And then you can drive like an a33$#e 
on the out of state tags for 30 days...

Cathy, (I really bought a small green car "out of state"!)


>From: Captnbr@aol.com
>To: Scirocco-L@scirocco.org
>Subject: Re: OT: buying car in another state - hows it *supposed to* work
>Date: Wed, 01 Oct 2003 23:15:53 -0400
>
>I believe you have 10 days to tell your insurance company about the new 
>car, at least that is with my insurance company.  As long as you have a 
>current policy you should be fine.  As far as the plate, if you don't have 
>one, I have known people  to just put a card back there that says "in 
>transit" without any problem.
>
>Brian 86 16v
>98 Jetta Vr6
>
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