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Old 03-12-2023, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Heavyflyer View Post
Thanks, appreciate the input.

Is there a requirement to register a crashpad car if I keep one in California? Or out of state plates are ok?
WHEN STOPPED (and you might well be), show them your out of state drivers license, MATCHING out of state registration, MATCHING out of state insurance, and tell them I just got here on (whatever date you last flew in on),. Do NOT tell them, “Oh, this is my California beater I leave parked in employee parking between trips.”

Then hope you never see the same cop again.

They also have a snitch website for your crashpad neighbors to report you:

https://www.chp.ca.gov/Notify-CHP/ch...rs)#chpregForm

You MIGHT be able to talk your way out of that, but the process is a hassle. On the other hand, if you DO register your car in California, FTB will probably rule you are a resident.
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Old 03-12-2023, 03:21 PM
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Originally Posted by OOfff View Post
that’s been fixed. Now you get temp paper plates and riding with no plates is no longer legal.
Originally Posted by Excargodog View Post
WHEN STOPPED (and you might well be), show them your out of state drivers license, MATCHING out of state registration, MATCHING out of state insurance, and tell them I just got here on (whatever date you last flew in on),. Do NOT tell them, “Oh, this is my California beater I leave parked in employee parking between trips.”

Then hope you never see the same cop again.

They also have a snitch website for your crashpad neighbors to report you:

https://www.chp.ca.gov/Notify-CHP/ch...rs)#chpregForm

You MIGHT be able to talk your way out of that, but the process is a hassle. On the other hand, if you DO register your car in California, FTB will probably rule you are a resident.
I stand corrected.

And snitches...

Guess Uber&Lyft...

Definitely lean more left, but it really is hard to like CA.
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Old 03-12-2023, 06:34 PM
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You can get away with it most likely, people do all the time. Maybe don't park right in front of the crashpad all the time. The fact that it's often out of sight out of mind at the employee lot will help.

They're probably tolerant of seeing the same AZ and NV plates occasionally... lots of people travel back and forth for various reason. If you have Connecticut plates, might want to get some Navy bumper stickers.

If it's an airport beater and you get hassled, just swap it out for a different beater.

Don't get North Dakota plates by mail, they know anyone can do that without ever setting foot in the state so they get triggered when they see ND plates. They assume you're dodging smog, which is probably a worse crime than dodging their taxes.
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Old 03-12-2023, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777 View Post
You can get away with it most likely, people do all the time. Maybe don't park right in front of the crashpad all the time. The fact that it's often out of sight out of mind at the employee lot will help.

They're probably tolerant of seeing the same AZ and NV plates occasionally... lots of people travel back and forth for various reason. If you have Connecticut plates, might want to get some Navy bumper stickers.

If it's an airport beater and you get hassled, just swap it out for a different beater.

Don't get North Dakota plates by mail, they know anyone can do that without ever setting foot in the state so they get triggered when they see ND plates. They assume you're dodging smog, which is probably a worse crime than dodging their taxes.

Good info, thank you
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Old 03-13-2023, 05:14 AM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777 View Post
You can get away with it most likely, people do all the time. Maybe don't park right in front of the crashpad all the time. The fact that it's often out of sight out of mind at the employee lot will help.

They're probably tolerant of seeing the same AZ and NV plates occasionally... lots of people travel back and forth for various reason. If you have Connecticut plates, might want to get some Navy bumper stickers.

If it's an airport beater and you get hassled, just swap it out for a different beater.

Don't get North Dakota plates by mail, they know anyone can do that without ever setting foot in the state so they get triggered when they see ND plates. They assume you're dodging smog, which is probably a worse crime than dodging their taxes.
Or if you have Oregon plates, they assume (usually correctly unless your military) that you are dodging sales tax, exorbitant registration fees, and smog rules all in one fell swoop.
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Old 03-18-2023, 01:49 AM
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Originally Posted by symbian simian View Post
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So, make sure you you have at least two wives out of state so less than 50% of your wives are in CA, or am I doing it wrong?
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