- Location
- Michigan
If you’re selling you old trailer, let me know. Mark is looking to buy a trailer soon.
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- Thread starter bshaw
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If you’re selling you old trailer, let me know. Mark is looking to buy a trailer soon.
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
How many F'n times can they tax the same money?
F THAT!
I thought it was bad in IL paying $175.00 per year per trailer.
For trailers I use this, mainetrailerregistration.com
The next new vehicle I buy will be bought through this, montana llc
Taxation is theft and there is no reason to be screwed by our government.
- Location
- Michigan
$80 permanent trailer plates in Michigan
It’s been 10 years since I’ve paid for a trailer plate
It’s been 10 years since I’ve paid for a trailer plate
- Location
- NE Indiana
It's not on the market. Haven't bought anything yet, plus I'm too emotionally attached to it...so I'm gonna try to justify keeping it if I pull the trigger on a new one.
mac 'almost owned it 15 years' gyvr
- Location
- Michigan
That crossed my mind too.
What ya lookin at?
What ya lookin at?
- Location
- NE Indiana
http://www.jasondietschtrailersales...luminum-tandem-axle-car-hauler-stock-ah-9321/
mac 'or something very similar' gyvr
mac 'or something very similar' gyvr
- Location
- Michigan
Sexy
89eliminator
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Delphi, IN
whats the point on taxing so much for new vehicles. kinda makes you not want to buy new. maybe i'll just keep everything registered in WI
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
If you have family there then yes, I would.
But you will either have to put their name on the registration or keep your WI DL.
- Location
- NE Indiana
except its technically illegal...
The except to the MI trailer rule is that you can register it in MI to your out of state address...
mac 'up to the officer if they want to write the citation' gyvr
The except to the MI trailer rule is that you can register it in MI to your out of state address...
mac 'up to the officer if they want to write the citation' gyvr
w_howey
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- The Mudwest
I'm amazed that another state has a more expensive, screwed up process than the People's Socialist Republic of Chicago...
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- Location
- NE Indiana
Indiana is a pretty cheap place to live...except for license plates...
mac 'then you get wacked' gyvr
mac 'then you get wacked' gyvr
- Location
- NE Indiana
I always told myself...
Self, if you ever buy another trailer...after nearly 20 years of using car trailers, whether borrowing or owning, learn from the past and buy it right.
The aluminum is a 20 ft deck. 5200lb axles. My current one is 16 ft deck with 3500lb axles. The aluminum is 300 lbs lighter. My payload will increase from 5000 lbs to 8650lbs...over 3600 lbs. Currently the Jeep and golf cart max out my payload on the axles. It will give me some room.
Plus is has side rails, stake pockets, removable fenders, and WILL NOT RUST!
I'll use it primarily behind the RV and no one but me will ever pull it.
The "count on one hand" number of friends that can borrow my current trailer, can still borrow it for the whiskey fee. It will be nice to keep around for those times when there's a vehicle to scrap or broken and needs to sit on the trailer an extra day or two. As well as those times when buddies with Jeep want to go wheeling and they have a truck but no trailer.
I helped Rosco build it in 2002. Then in 2003 he sold it to me. Those that know what's up with that, know that I'm not ready to part with it.
mac 'I've justified it, just working it into my finances to pull the trigger' gyvr
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
Actually, the Montana gig is 110% legit.
You open up a "company" and incorporate it in Montana.
The company owns, operates and maintains all of your vehicles.
It is no different that any other company.
I have many times thought about doing this if I ever have to buy another new vehicle.
The taxes on the Fusion were $800.00 something.
Montana does not charge a sales tax on vehicles, and plates are dirt cheap, like less than $20.00 per year and trailer plates are a one time fee like Michigan.
It costs about $600.00 to incorporate in Montana.
You open up a "company" and incorporate it in Montana.
The company owns, operates and maintains all of your vehicles.
It is no different that any other company.
I have many times thought about doing this if I ever have to buy another new vehicle.
The taxes on the Fusion were $800.00 something.
Montana does not charge a sales tax on vehicles, and plates are dirt cheap, like less than $20.00 per year and trailer plates are a one time fee like Michigan.
It costs about $600.00 to incorporate in Montana.
POLAR_JEEP_04
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Ohio
You don’t need a Montana address?
- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
Your "company" will have a Montana address.
It will be your registered agent's address.
Most corporations have a registered agent any way.
It will be your registered agent's address.
Most corporations have a registered agent any way.
BRIANHO13
<- Yum Chocolate
- Location
- Spring, TX
Indiana has lifetime carry permits. Property taxes are capped at 1%.
- Location
- Southern Indiana
Finally got the water pump swapped on the MJ.
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- Location
- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
J.R, what is the deal with 10 x 1 1/2 trailer brakes?
Why are they so hard to find?
Why are they so hard to find?
