Awatson
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Vehicle title needed?
I am towing down a 30' travel trailer. I am awaiting clear title which should follow in a couple of weeks. I have a temporary 90 day conditional use
permit and a bill of sale. Is this enough? or will I need the title?
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Marinero
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More to this thread. If the trailer were not registered to you, but "on-loan" from a friend what would be required?
Si estás buscando la person que cambiará su vida, échale una mirada en el espejo.
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Corky1
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Whenever I have taken a trailer, vehicle or motorcycle that wasn't registered to me, into Baja, I got a signed permission slip from the registered
owner. 
Just like a hall pass in school!! 
Good luck,
Corky
 
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Bob and Susan
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can't you just go to the AZ DMV and get a title?
can't you just go to the Arizona MVD and get a title?
[Edited on 5-17-2006 by Bob and Susan]
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Bob and Susan
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see i'm really not a "know-it-all"
Arizona MVD
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thebajarunner
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I had this problemo a couple years ago and we thrashed it out here on Nomad.
I just took the trailer down, no plates, no papers, no nothin'
Piece of cake!
Good luck!!
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Oso
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
see i'm really not a "know-it-all"
Arizona MVD |
Right! -I meant to delete one of the double posts and they both disappeared. AZ also has no Fish and Game Dept. It's "Game and Fish". Traffic
signs don't say "Reduce speed ahead", they say "Reduced speed ahead" Also, we don't have no steenking Daylight Savings Time. Why? Because it's
Arizona!
All my childhood I wanted to be older. Now I\'m older and this chitn sucks.
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Bob and Susan
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"we don't have no steenking Daylight Savings Time"....you will
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JZ
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Corky1
Whenever I have taken a trailer, vehicle or motorcycle that wasn't registered to me, into Baja, I got a signed permission slip from the registered
owner.
Just like a hall pass in school!!
Good luck,
Corky |
Unless you are a relative, that won't work on the mainland for sure (so I doubt it is valid in Baja either). It is not reconized by the Feds. and
will get you in hot water fast if stopped by someone going by the book. There is an exception for close family members.
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BajaGeoff
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A notarized letter of permission from the registered owner is the best route to take. It is a little extra work to get it done, but well worth the
effort to avoid any hassles.
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