Out of state purchase

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  1. Portdriver

    Portdriver Bobtail Member

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    I'm buying my first truck and it's two states or about 350 miles away. What's the best way to get it home insurance and tags wise?
     
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  3. turnanburn

    turnanburn Medium Load Member

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    From a dealer? Dealers sometimes issue temp plates. Or, you can go to DMV in the state you are buying in and get transport tags.
     
  4. POINTDEXTER

    POINTDEXTER Light Load Member

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    I just leased my truck in Savannah Ga. My insurance company offered a temp policy to get it home. It was cheaper for the insurance if you are already leased on with a company (this way you just start your policy). My truck came with a temp tag. In Virginia the DMV sells a trip permit you stick in the window for 3$. It's fifty if truck is not insured.
     
  5. stadingfarms

    stadingfarms Bobtail Member

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    I just drove mine from Indiana when I bought it under the bill of sale about 2.5 hrs away never had an issue drove thru Chicago to get home
     
  6. Portdriver

    Portdriver Bobtail Member

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    Thanks everybody. This has been a lot of help
     
  7. double yellow

    double yellow Road Train Member

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    Arizona and New Mexico sell trip permits at their ports of entry. California requires you to purchase a trip permit in person at a DMV before entering the state.

    California then required a licensed VIN verifier to fill out a form verifying the VIN before you could register it.
     
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