i have a civic thats been sitting in my back yard for 2 years now. its a shell. and the time has come to get it running. but the thing is that this car isnt in my name. i bought it 2 years ago and havent even touched it since. about this time a year i called the dmv and they said it would be about $400 to get the car put in my name due to back due tags. well i know now thats its way higher, not sure how high. so i wanted to know if their is any way to get the car in my name WITHOUT having to pay all that money. like is there some kind of lien i can file??
well a storage lien help???

 

i had to do the same thing for my crx back in the day and i payed almost $300

 

hmmm i dont think there is a way or they might be another way but you better pay before it gets even higher that is if there is another way to not pay that much good luck

 

i paid around 540 for a car that hadnt been registered in over 3 years

 

hey I was just about to ask dat. I was planning to buy a car dat hasn't been since feb. hopefully it wouldn't be dat much.

 

the more you lag on registration, the higher the fees...

and i THINK... that there's no back door to your situation... so you might as well just get it registered now before fees bump up

 

so theres nothing i could do to help lower the reg. cost???

oh well no one is really getting sh*t for X-mas.

I"M BROKE, BITCH

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Turbo O &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so theres nothing i could do to help lower the reg. cost???

oh well no one is really getting sh*t for X-mas.

I"M BROKE, BITCH
</TD></TR></TABLE>lol...ask the dmv about reg'g ther car as a race/offroad car only.....maybe you can get them to knock off a couple bucks..who knows

 

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Yes, there is a way, here are the issues, smog, penalties, and original signatures. Even if you do register it to your name, you will still need a smog before you get a title. Hit us up, we can help!