Important questions about registration in California

[jeffgrice]

Originally Posted by Cashburn

If the state you are registering affords you the process to register it as the year it replicates then there is no question. The clients I have known to use it were never looking to avoid taxes, it was always to simplify the process in several tricky (and often unrealistic) states. Some of these states allow individuals within the DMV to literally rewrite the rules on the spot.

FYI California is nowhere near the most difficult states and I admire their clear process that appears to be consistent. I would not look for loopholes if CA were my state as they simply are not needed.

Cashburn...true..true...

[spdbrake]

To me it would make sense more to just to contact Millerspeed or Bamrides as they are the CA BDR dealers. My guess is they know how and would assist in the process if it were tied to a sale and not a charity event.

I wouldn't buy your car elsewhere and ask them for help.
Not cool as "bringing your eggs to Denny's" is the term we always use in our shops.

Alistair Miller
Millerspeed, Inc.
Redondo Beach, California
310-408 8798
info@MillerSpeed.com

Or

Bamrides
(858) 259 7710
info@bamrides.com
Address:
7490 Opportunity Court, Suite 3305
San Diego, CA 9211

[Mark IV]

[quote=spdbrake;1470617]To me it would make sense more to just to contact Millerspeed or Bamrides as they are the CA BDR dealers. My guess is they know how and would assist in the process if it were tied to a sale and not a charity event.

I wouldn't buy your car elsewhere and ask them for help.
Not cool as "bringing your eggs to Denny's" is the term we always use in our shops.

You would be amazed at how many cars we have not sold but have helped owners with the New York process. Many are not even Superformance cars! We have loaned sidepipe covers to people in states that require them for inspection as well as other items like back-up lights, etc.

This is a pretty small community and some good karma goes a long way......