Re: Is this legal?

[fmichael graham <intiaboats@xxxxxxxx>]

First; it's of little value without vin tags for
vehicle, Second; from what I've heard, it isn't legal,
but people do it, often. As the other member said, The
vehicle in question could have had a lien on it, or
worse yet, could have been stolen. Imagine using this
to register a similiar vehicle, spending tons of money
on a resto, only to have to turn it over to someone
who's "plain jane, rust bucket" was stolen 10 years
ago! I suppose, one could run a search, if they needed
it badly enough.

Mike
 
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