Stolen ?
- Thread starter HemiDart
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BWG56
Guru
Well a lot of people tried to help and sort out this stolen (we think) bike out for the guy and the thread was dying when someone mentioned to either shit or get off the pot, BDM4 shit himself,
changed into panties cause he feels better wearing his wife's undies,
Jonathan threw up (not literally) one of Gary's girls for all of us to enjoy a large dose of cheeky
changed into panties cause he feels better wearing his wife's undies, Jonathan threw up (not literally) one of Gary's girls for all of us to enjoy a large dose of cheekyYep, that's what I was trying to say back when
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Marky-Marc
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Either way, sold or stolen, plate would be different...last I knew, you can only transfer your OWN plate from old vehicle to a new one...if bike is sold, you get new plates......but then again, what do I know....
BWG56
Guru
Prolly a lot since your Franco's buddy
but you are correct about the plate transfer
Marky-Marc
Well-Known Member
You are a RIOT @BWG56!!! here's some TMI for ya, if I find the pics of me in a SPEEDO in GREECE in the late 70s....I will post it just so you get a laugh......Prolly a lot since your Franco's buddy
NO,NO,NO,NO!!!!!!!!! i WILL put yo' ass on 7 day suspension for that shit.You are a RIOT @BWG56!!! here's some TMI for ya, if I find the pics of me in a SPEEDO in GREECE in the late 70s....I will post it just so you get a laugh......
Marky-Marc
Well-Known Member
If it even was a problem?
Marky-Marc
Well-Known Member
Speedos are banned now??? LMAO!!!!
chubs
Guru
chubs
Guru
You and me both brother! 
That'll be 6 demerits Ker! 
You probably scared off all those gorgeous babes that have been posted before!
OH, DAAAMMMMNNNNN!!!!!!!!! i'm not gonna be able to go to sleep tonight, afraid of having nightmares.
Oldmanmoss
Member
Actually, in California, if Sold or legally transferred to another party the plates stay with the vehicle . Only specialty plates stay with you.
From DMV:
In general, CA license plates are not surrendered to the DMV. They stay with the vehicle when it is bought or sold.
If you have a specialty license plate, it stays with you (the "plate-holder") to be transferred to your next car if you choose to do so. Exceptions occur only with certain plates in the case of death, such as with disability license plates.
NOTE: If you have a standard plate but then choose to apply for a specialty license plate, you will exchange your standard plate when you pick up your specialty plate from the DMV.
I doubt the bike is stolen.
Marky-Marc
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BWG56
Guru
This thread has been up and down the coast several times