Wow, finally a story of someone who bought a new car, put it in storage forever, and made a profit... and it wasn't a Viper or Vette... it as a Honda S2000! Only has 42 miles on it, and sold for 95k. The buyer never even registered it
yes, there are some odd states with strange laws about what is a property tax applicable vehicle. Boats, rvs, cars... I haven't lived where that's applied to cars, but I heard of it. Hell, there are weird state laws, or even county laws, like alcohol can't be sold where the Jack Daniels distillery is located. That's just stupid. And in Utah, you can't buy beer from a store on sundays, or something similarly retarded.
I can attest to that fact being as I am from Tennessee and I went through that distary some years ago. At that time it was a dry county both for store and club sells. I have since learned the distillery itself is permitted to sell and offer samples of its whiskey. Guess I need to make another trip.
Some states will want the back property tax paid to register it now.
ReplyDeleteyes, there are some odd states with strange laws about what is a property tax applicable vehicle. Boats, rvs, cars... I haven't lived where that's applied to cars, but I heard of it. Hell, there are weird state laws, or even county laws, like alcohol can't be sold where the Jack Daniels distillery is located. That's just stupid. And in Utah, you can't buy beer from a store on sundays, or something similarly retarded.
DeleteI can attest to that fact being as I am from Tennessee and I went through that distary some years ago. At that time it was a dry county both for store and club sells. I have since learned the distillery itself is permitted to sell and offer samples of its whiskey. Guess I need to make another trip.
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