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Dude is going to scrap his truck. Not sure why he doesn't sell it out of state as I don't think NJ can stop it from leaving and being registered elsewhere.

How the f--- is that legal? No WAY they can do that to him.

Fix this with mass non compliance. Troll the troll, dox the bureaucrats diesel narc. Then make their life a living hell, time to play their stupid games right back.

The law is the law.

New Jersey is the biggest $#!+ hole in America.

Think of all the resources dedicated to finding the sale, flagging it, and sending the letter that could have been used to address actual problems within that state.

And this is just the beginning and a taste of Democratic authoritarianism.

This is what the Democrats dream of for the country.

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Not sure why he doesn't sell it out of state as I don't think NJ can stop it from leaving and being registered elsewhere.

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That would be my thought. But, I think that if you sell it out of state the new state would require the title in order to issue plates. I think NJ could somehow restrict that transfer of title to another state. Anyone know ? ?

If so, I would maybe try to sell it in a farm and ranch state where the new owner could keep it off the road and just use it on the farm/ranch and never register it.

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Not sure why he doesn't sell it out of state as I don't think NJ can stop it from leaving and being registered elsewhere.

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That would be my thought. But, I think that if you sell it out of state the new state would require the title in order to issue plates. I think NJ could somehow restrict that transfer of title to another state. Anyone know ? ?

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Well, to register it in Texas, all you need is the NJ paper title assigned by the NJ owner and a TX safety inspection. I registered a vehicle from TN a couple of years ago and that's all there was. So as long as you register it in a county that doesn't require emissions inspections, it should work. But maybe NJ can block the transfer?

Sounds like the guy is panicking. Likely a normal law abiding citizen who isn't used to the Gestapo coming after them, which is who power hungry bureaucrats love tormenting. A quick no reserve Ebay sale might solve his problem and avoid a total loss.

Yeah, they go after YouTubers all the time.

Very simple solution

Leave dog**** New Jersey & never look back