At least you let go of it though. I mean if you hadn't let go then there would be problems.
Amazing! I actually got through to a person at the Colorado DMV that has a brain! She took one look at my documents and my letter and instantly ordered rescinded. They are emailing me a letter for my records and taking it off my Colorado records like it never happened. If my dad had not been such a ridiculous pack rat, I would not have had a copy of his insurance for our suburban. Different car and my name isn't on it, but because I was in college, I was covered by their policy, just didn't have a verification in my name. That along with the lack of evidence on their part, it is done. Phew! Thanks for the support OSA!
Billy, do you remember that time, that you were dicking around and accidentally knocked over my dad's clock and broke it, then lied about it and tried to blame your brother? Then I found out four weeks later that you were a piece of ****, and you still deny it to this day?
Anyway I just came over to say I'm glad I finally got over it.
Anyway I just came over to say I'm glad I finally got over it.
Congrats, whatever letter you get sent for your records i would suggest making a copy and keep them in seperate places.
I had no idea my trailer might be illegal in other states until recently.
I don't think it's "illegal", but you have a very hard time convincing them that you aren't required to have a tag on a trailer, particularly one that looks expensive, like a $50,000 horse trailer or a $40,000 boat sitting on a $2500 trailer. I've come close to being impounded twice. I won't leave for a distant state,one that doesn't border OK, without a tag again. Pretty hair raising being that far from home and facing that kind of time and expense.
I think the trailer tags are only about 8 bucks, or somewhere thereabouts. .
Personal use trailer tag is $7 a year. I have one on my race trailer. Keeps you from being stopped in many states. Like texas and new mexico
