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[luvrbus]

Bringing a bus from Idaho with a trip permit I bought one Idaho,Utah and Az to get the thing home it's no big deal the ports of entry sell on the spot for 10 bucks back then most trip permits have a 72 hr limit

[luvrbus]

A trip permit in Az has the hiways you can travel the starting point and destination points, they have a 1 day permit also for a dollar they just changed from 1 to 3 permit issued per year for a long time it was a one time deal only

[ruthi]

Talked with dmv and they told me as long as I get the bill of sale notarized, we would not be responsible for the bus any longer, even if the plates are still on it. I dont have to turn in plates to dmv. I will cancel registration and cancel insurance. He already has temp insurance on it. Thanks everyone.

[luvrbus]

That was easy enough

[Oonrahnjay]

Who can use ServiceArizona to obtain a Restricted Use 3-Day Permit?
Any customer with the following valid purpose:
Emissions Testing
Vehicle Inspection
Application for Title and/or Registration
Vehicle repair to comply with Emissions or Inspection  ... 

     Sounds like they made changes to the program since I used it.  If I remember correctly, transporting a just-bought, but not registered vehicle was a valid use when I did it. 

[luvrbus]

The law changes in AZ regularly as they hire more people from CA 

[Oonrahnjay]

The law changes in AZ regularly as they hire more people from CA 

      So, they're Californicating AZ, too?

[wildbob24]

Ruthi,

Hang on to that tag. If you ever buy another vehicle you can use it and save the $20 tag fee.

Clifford, if Bluebird is using paper tags, they must either be registered as a dealer or they're working with a local dealer to issue them.

Bob

[luvrbus]

Bob wouldn't a dealer need a title nothing new comes with title only the point of origin papers 

[Oonrahnjay]

Bob wouldn't a dealer need a title nothing new comes with title only the point of origin papers 

      Clifford, the states love to do things differently one from the other, but for many of them, if the first transfer to a private owner is through a dealer, the dealer endorses the Certificate of Origin to the first customer (usually called "First customer for purposes other than resale) and the CO goes to the state for the first issue of title in the first customer's name (with liens, etc recorded).  But not everywhere - don't know about AZ.

[B_K]

Ruthi, I agree with Bob hang on to your plate just to be sure an CYOA!

It's been several yrs ago, but I drove several buses cross country for Bob Kadletz the former owner of BCM.
He'd buy the buses on the East coast and fedex me a CA temp permit to fill out and put in windshields. Seller would give me a bill of sale to give to Mike when I got to CA.  

Drove buses from NJ, FL, & TX all the way to CA that way. Got stopped several times and once they checked paper work I was sent on my way! (except on TX HP that wrote me up for lights out and leaking hub seal on the drives. Told me to go to the nearest place of repair and get it fixed! Nearest place of repair turned out to be Wesminster, CA @ the rear of BCM's office!)

Also dad and I have driven buses home to TN from ID, FL, & CA with no plate at all. Just had a title & bill of sale to show IF we got stopped!(never got bothered)
 BK  

[digesterman]

If the state doesn't want the plates back leave them on, it will help the buyer get to where he needs to go, doing otherwise will just make his first trip in his new bus more difficult .  There is NO liability to you to help him out.


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[eagle19952]

here's a thought....the new owner can mail them back... 

[Rick 74 MC-8]

In Illinois it is illegal to leave the plates with the vehicle. If they are not with the correct vehicle and owner it is fictitious plates. I got a ticket for helping the new owner of a car purchased from me.

Rick

[digesterman]

But not true in other states.


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