[JayKay335i]

Originally Posted by Blake

semi-related, but when i lived in FL, i had what's considered illegal tint for FL. a cop tried to write me up for it, but my car was registered out of state. even though i lived in FL full time, i still kept all cars, DL, etc. in TX because the taxes and fees are much less. well, long story short, we had a brief exchange and he ended up not writing me a ticket because i argued that i was a guest of the state and had no idea of the FL laws, as my car conforms to TX laws. that's what i would have argued in OP's case. hell, he wasn't even a resident of this country.

I'm with you. I would argue the same shit. Believe it or not insurance was a bit cheaper in NY than AZ. Plus they use the license plate tags and not the window stickers here. They'd never notice it. I've got no front plate, windshield tint, etc. here and no cop has ever batted an eye. I actually appreciate them having more important shit to do and taking care of it.

[BobKingerman]

Originally Posted by JayKay335i

Anybody know the actual answer to this? My cars still got NY plates and I'm in AZ. Drove it back over the summer but it'll be out here for a few more years. I'm not registering it here nor am I going to be able to get inspection for NY. Oh welllllll. But I dont want to wind up in some shit. I dont think I can get a ticket for expired inspection here though.

I am under the same impression. I have been running out of state plates for more than 6 months now with no front plate and an expired inspection sticker. But I am in Ohio where no front plates are tolerated because Mich and Penn don't need them. Also Ohio doesn't even have inspection stickers. I haven't been bothered by the police yet.

[JayKay335i]

Until somebody says something I'll just ignore it. I'm going to renew my registration and get the new gross yellow plates and have them mailed to me. I figure I'll be fine. Registration I could probably get in trouble but doubt it for inspection