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Thunderstruck · 07-02-2009, 07:10 AM

Thom, they look at the age of the vehicle for thier taxing. After a set
amount of years old, it becomes cheaper, regardless of how much u pay for it.

Say I was to sell my 1969 chevelle "SS" for 40k. They would charge the person who bought it the bare minimum to do title, tax and plate transfer.

Call the currency exchange closest to you and tell them what u r looking to buy with year model and title Info and they should be able to give u an exact price on doing it all.

07-02-2009, 07:10 AM	#7 (permalink)
Thunderstruck Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: bartlett Motorcycle: 97-900rr-RIP 09/09(geez what #'s?!), and other borrowed bikes Posts: 435 Thanks: 20 Thanked 15 Times in 12 Posts	Thom, they look at the age of the vehicle for thier taxing. After a set amount of years old, it becomes cheaper, regardless of how much u pay for it. Say I was to sell my 1969 chevelle "SS" for 40k. They would charge the person who bought it the bare minimum to do title, tax and plate transfer. Call the currency exchange closest to you and tell them what u r looking to buy with year model and title Info and they should be able to give u an exact price on doing it all. __________________ ...plus my gf was with me saying "omg slow down, slow down" and I was thinking "Lose annoying squalk box in passenger seat, afford more mods and have less weight in the car and on the back of the bike"...so i dumped her and I'm single again as usual...YOUR FUCKING OUTTA HERE!!!! HERE KITTY KITTY KITTY!!!!! JUST SHOW ME YOUR "V"!!!!!! BOOTY IS BOOTY!!!!!!