Definitely PCP.

It's a way to have a legally registered vehicle, with a missing title, that falls within the range of needing one in NH.

It's a project car - for now - that will see limited use. I have a NH registered daily driver.

https://bens30.com/deet/100-deet.html

Buy this stuff, and apply it to your clothing and skin. It's made in NH.

Mine wasnt too expensive, I got a decent deal on it.

Yeah, but I'm not trying to wait a few years until I can take advantage of that.

No.

I don't know.

I don't remember all the details, but it is simple to do, and all info/steps can be found on the Vermont DMV website.

You will pay VT sales tax on all vehicles registered in VT, FYI. They determine the tax amount based on your bill of sale or last registration.

You can also register for one or two years. I chose the two year registration.

The car I bought was registered and the guy who sold it for his buddy to me just let me keep the old plates. I mailed them back to him after I got home; he had all my info, so it wasn't like I could get away with anything fishy.

Bought a car with a missing title; owner had moved to a Western state, and the person who owned the garage it was stored at wanted it gone. It was a good deal on a desirable project car.

NH requires a title, but VT doesn't if the car is over 20 years old, as long as VIN is clean.

Cheaper than trying to rebuild a title.

Fun fact: during peak COVID, all VT DMVs were closed, and you could make up your own temporary tag.

I've done it. Easy peasy.

Montana might be the same way.

Wrong three-letter agency.

On the flip side I've noticed a bunch of new builds in the area I grew up in. Didn't realize it was it was happening, but after leaving NH for a few years, and coming back, it's amazing how much of the land has been cleared and built on.

Represent

How many people do you know without car insurance?

I think that one gets blown out of proportion sometimes.

Same seven clapped-out whoopties have been for sale for the last 30 years.

I do miss Radio Shack, though.

Lempster/Washington/Unity/Goshen?

What bar?

FYI, anyone (from all 50 states) can register and receive plates from Vermont, and have them mailed to your house.

It's funny, I just talked to an older couple at a bar last night who moved from CT to Washington to retire and rip around on their sleds.

I guess there's still some snow up on the trails there.

Flatlander fuck-trophies going for Safety Studies.

The last day I was there they opened the gate to Tioga Rd., and I was one of the first people to make it up to Tenaya Lake and Lembert Dome, and had them mostly to myself.

I visited the park almost 10 years ago, and felt like I only experienced 2% of it. I'd really like to go back with a lot more time to spend exploring.

If it rains and you had outside seats, you're out of luck.

I think it's worth it to buy regular tickets, but paying extra to have access to the bar/bathrooms right there might be worth it.

I had fun when I went, but there was a huge thunderstorm/downpours, and I can't imagine wanting to run out in the lightning vs. peeing my pant.

If you want expensive, ask about a season pass to gain access to the top floor. That shit is bonkers.

$75 when I changed out my transformer earlier this year. Homeless Despot has them.

Good point. I don't look for a network stream, I just look for the specific event.