I will be selling my car this Saturday to someone coming into Illinois from Maryland. He's going to pay me and drive the car home from here. Is it a bad idea to let him use my license plates for the ride home? Is the bill of sale and title of the car enough to make it legal for him to make the trip back home without any plates at all? This is my first time selling a car to someone so far away so I'm not familiar. Thanks!
Question about selling car
- Thread starter rdvenom99
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Lawman85
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rdvenom99 said:
DON'T LET HIM USE YOUR PLATES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is illegal and if he does something stupid, you will get a knock on your door and will have to prove you just sold it. The bill of sale is fine for him to transport it.
yeah let him get temp tags
there's ways around it
I forget tho
one thing is temp tags where you live for the day, and then he gets home and gets his permanent tags
I forget tho
one thing is temp tags where you live for the day, and then he gets home and gets his permanent tags
Like everyone else said, do not let him use your plates.
In Florida you can transport the car on a title without plates.
In NJ, you cant transport a car on a title, it needs plates.
In states where you need plates the local DMV will issue temporary out of state tags so the vehicle can be transported home.
Good Luck
In Florida you can transport the car on a title without plates.
In NJ, you cant transport a car on a title, it needs plates.
In states where you need plates the local DMV will issue temporary out of state tags so the vehicle can be transported home.
Good Luck
Lawman85
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Bottom line is, it's his responsibility to get the car home. Just don't leave your plates on there!!!
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