Chassis build versus motorhome build
Hi there, I bought an advertised 1998 Georgie Boy in California and brought it back to New York. I took the paperwork to the DMV and they noticed the title says 1997 and the vehicle transfer document ...
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Like others said, you'll have to escalate through the chain of command at the DMV with this one. It's perfectly normal for the chassis to be older than the MH - they take a while to build and often cross model years.
I have some experience selling reconstructed vehicles and after a couple of NY transactions I would simply not do business there anymore. I get that they're trying to avoid fraud and/or laundering of stolen vehicles but they've gotten to the point where they're punishing people with legitimate transactions. How are you supposed to got back to 1997-1998 and clean up the paperwork (which is legitimate and correct to begin with)? I hate reading stuff like this.
I have some experience selling reconstructed vehicles and after a couple of NY transactions I would simply not do business there anymore. I get that they're trying to avoid fraud and/or laundering of stolen vehicles but they've gotten to the point where they're punishing people with legitimate transactions. How are you supposed to got back to 1997-1998 and clean up the paperwork (which is legitimate and correct to begin with)? I hate reading stuff like this.
