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ChadTower:

Which is odd, since you move a car without a title by towing it... so what do you do with a trailer that has no title?  Drive it?

shardian:

--- Quote from: ChadTower on February 13, 2008, 02:43:23 pm ---
Which is odd, since you move a car without a title by towing it... so what do you do with a trailer that has no title?  Drive it?

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I asked the lady about trailers. I specifically mentioned the fold up trailer from Harbor freight. I could have swore my dad told me you can get a generic trailer plate. The lady said that Harbor Freight would be required by law to supply you with a manufacturers statement of origin, which would be used to obtain a title...for a $100 frikkin trailer. :dizzy:

So WTF do people do that frankenstein their own trailers?

ChadTower:

--- Quote from: shardian on February 13, 2008, 02:48:37 pm ---So WTF do people do that frankenstein their own trailers?

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I can't remember ever seeing one of those in MA.

SirPeale:
It may vary from state to state.  I don't have $400 or a way to move a trailer at the moment, so it's rather moot.  In addition, I think any trailer I get/make will be enclosed, not pop-up.  I'd like to use it year-round.

Ed_McCarron:

--- Quote from: shardian on February 13, 2008, 02:48:37 pm ---So WTF do people do that frankenstein their own trailers?

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Duh.  They leave the plates from the old pickup truck on there.  See below.

I did the HF trailer... It was a PITA.  Had to build it, take it to a mechanic to get inspected, send the title and paperwork to Harrisburg, get the crap back...

Cost me as much as the trailer did.

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