From: G Shaw (milspectruck@verizon.net)
Date: Thu Jan 12 2006 - 07:04:56 PST
Hi Gordon
They have those plates here in MA.. They are known as RP plates. The only
problem is that you can not use the vehicle for your own personal use, it
must be used on a customer or business related vehicle, and the insurance on
these blanket plates is sky high, around 4-5K per plate. You could fudge
around most of the requirements above but the bad part is that they send out
a state inspector once a year to inspect your bona-fide business operation
and look over your books to see if all the vehicles have had their sales and
excise taxes paid. They have an Owner-repair OR plate which a lot of
contractors use for all their heavy job equipment, but they send out
inspectors on those too to make sure you are a bonafide contractor. It
would be hard to use those plates here. But you can register a Ferret no
problem in MA because there is no inspection requirement to get a title and
plates if you already have a title from another state transferring the
ferret to your name, which Dan has. If he moved to MA it would solve all
his Ferret problems :) of course it would create a few more to say the
least. First his son would have to make all new friends, and second he
would have Ted Kennedy as his senator :( and no guns :(
Regards
Glenn
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So far I have not seen this answer and for sure it would work in my state
one is full retal & wholesale dealer.Next is wholesale only.Last is transfer
plates.
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and I bet in most it would.
How about dealer plates in my state ( In) they have 3 class of dealer plates
Regular dealer you must have a sales point, office ect.\ Wholesale you have
to have office or shop and if you sell anything it is
wholesale only and to only regular dealers or thru auto auctions ect.
Transfer plates are for auto repair shops and places like that so you can
test drive vehicles or move them from one place or another.I dont know if
you have sale privilages or not.Now this would be a good choice for MV
collector.No one uses a a MV for everyday use other then maybe a hummer or
jeep or pickup the other big stuff just sets until show time Transfer plates
would work for going to shows ect.Insurance has to be a
blanket policy and usually is figured on your real needs. Something to look
into and would work for most who have few vehicles used
only once in a while
Gordon
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