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Posted by SuperSlow93 (Member # 8827) on
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What happens if I get pulled over? Cars been on Non-op for 2 months.
Posted by 1989lx5.0 (Member # 3699) on
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its not registered so probably impound.
Posted by CompSVT (Member # 7392) on
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Originally posted by 1989lx5.0:
its not registered so probably impound.
They impound the car after 6 months of no reg not sure of a car under non op. Or just dont get caught.
Posted by t top freak (Member # 6269) on
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depends on the cop and the excuse you give
Posted by JOEFOX87 (Member # 8331) on
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Man go to craigslist and sell stuff that you don't need or your ex girlfriends items that you kept. But seriously you can do some paid studies and register the car!
Posted by F1R/GT (Member # 7404) on
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DON'T DRIVE IT!!!! YOU WILL GET CAUGHT.
Posted by NCALSVT (Member # 3205) on
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If it's insured and you get caught,I think they'll just give u a ticket siimilar to expired tags,but in order to put back in operation after non op smog is a must right?
Posted by HaulinAss Motorsports (Member # 541) on
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Originally posted by SuperSlow93:
What happens if I get pulled over? Cars been on Non-op for 2 months.
Depending on the officer it would most likely be impounded. The dmv would then revoke the pno. You will then be liable for the entire years fees plus penalties dating back the time it was on pno. You would have to show proof of ins as well.
All that before it would be released. Then you have the release fees, tow and storage fees.
Or you could reg the car and save yourself a bunch of money and hassle!
Posted by fasthatch (Member # 7277) on
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Originally posted by SuperSlow93:
What happens if I get pulled over? Cars been on Non-op for 2 months.
if you have insured an know op you ll get a fix ticket.but after sim months you will get impounded.i used to this in my mustang all the time when i couldn't to pass smog an i got pulled over twice in one day for it 15 min apart
Posted by dubfive-0 (Member # 8965) on
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if your insured youll get a fixed ticket I got pulled over for the same reason tags expired 3 yrs back, I was coming back from the smog check, long story almost got the car impounded but I explain to the officer where I was coming and that I was already going home as well he was cool about it & let me go
Posted by poisonpony96 (Member # 3942) on
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Um I had same situation. It will get impounded don't think the six months aplies here because you put a non op on it. They will tell you you can get it out as soon as the reg is payed. If is was just past due reg then past six months aplie. I used to ride dirty all the time when I was younger. It just cost way more in the end and all the cars I've lost because I couldn't pay to get them out.
Posted by SacStangDriver (Member # 8304) on
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i drove my car on 05 tags for 6 months, and drove atleast 100 miles every weekday before ijust got it registered aweek ago. igot pulled over doing83mph and was given the lecture on how it could b towed then was only given a fixit for havin an out of date insurance card. and mycar is loud and cammed as fuk. guess its all in your attitude w/ the officer..
Posted by John91coupe (Member # 18) on
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Not sure what your intentions are but if you just want to move it from one place to another I'm pretty sure there is a temporary registration. The car must have insurance and the temporary regristration is good for like 10 days. Check with the DMV.
Posted by fasthatch (Member # 7277) on
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Originally posted by John91coupe:
Not sure what your intentions are but if you just want to move it from one place to another I'm pretty sure there is a temporary registration. The car must have insurance and the temporary regristration is good for like 10 days. Check with the DMV.
youonly can get a one day moving perimts know
the pink an white month paper you sick in the back window cost 50.00 bucks to get since jan 2009
Posted by John91coupe (Member # 18) on
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Originally posted by fasthatch:
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Originally posted by John91coupe:
Not sure what your intentions are but if you just want to move it from one place to another I'm pretty sure there is a temporary registration. The car must have insurance and the temporary regristration is good for like 10 days. Check with the DMV.
youonly can get a one day moving perimts know
the pink an white month paper you sick in the back window cost 50.00 bucks to get since jan 2009
Thanks for the clarification. In the past I have thought about using this method to get my car to and from car shows, etc, since mine is non op also.
Posted by fasthatch (Member # 7277) on
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Originally posted by John91coupe:
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Originally posted by fasthatch:
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Originally posted by John91coupe:
Not sure what your intentions are but if you just want to move it from one place to another I'm pretty sure there is a temporary registration. The car must have insurance and the temporary regristration is good for like 10 days. Check with the DMV.
youonly can get a one day moving perimts know
the pink an white month paper you sick in the back window cost 50.00 bucks to get since jan 2009
Thanks for the clarification. In the past I have thought about using this method to get my car to and from car shows, etc, since mine is non op also.
get trailor it would be cheaper an to get the pink an white tag or moving permits the tags have to be paid i just went thurogh this with one of my trucks
Posted by John91coupe (Member # 18) on
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Originally posted by fasthatch:
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Originally posted by John91coupe:
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Originally posted by fasthatch:
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Originally posted by John91coupe:
Not sure what your intentions are but if you just want to move it from one place to another I'm pretty sure there is a temporary registration. The car must have insurance and the temporary regristration is good for like 10 days. Check with the DMV.
youonly can get a one day moving perimts know
the pink an white month paper you sick in the back window cost 50.00 bucks to get since jan 2009
Thanks for the clarification. In the past I have thought about using this method to get my car to and from car shows, etc, since mine is non op also.
get trailor it would be cheaper an to get the pink an white tag or moving permits the tags have to be paid i just went thurogh this with one of my trucks
Ah I see, nothing is as simple as it seems at first. I can trailer it but driving it on the street is a special treat.
Posted by 98Snake (Member # 183) on
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If it's on a public street, even if it's parked, you can get a ticket and/or impounded.
On top of that, you will get charged retroactive registration fees from the DMV. It will be from the last time it was regitered as non-op.
Posted by autumnstang97 (Member # 6111) on
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PNO status on reg will get you towed, then you'll have to pay the back reg, impound, storage and tow fees. Just pay whatever it is and be clean. If the reg is current, you can drive all you want. Legally, PNO vehicles cant even be parked on a public highway/street, it needs to be offroad.
Look up section 4000 CVC (California Vehicle Code.) It explains everything about vehicle registrations, types of vehicle, requirements, etc, all registration stuff is here.
(I think this is the section but look it up yourself to make sure becasue Im going off the top off my head)
22651(o)(1)CVC tells you the towing authority by law enforcement. Read that section for clarity.
Look up 22651CVC and read all the sub sections and it tells you all the towing authority, reason for impound and tow etc.
[ January 09, 2010, 03:53 PM: Message edited by: autumnstang97 ]
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