Time to renew registration, $$$ ouch!
Just got the bill to renew the registration on my 06 F-150, $175 ouch! Seems high for a 7 year old truck but guess I just forgot the amount from last year. Got me to thinking, since most of the regi...
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ol Bombero-JC wrote:YC 1 wrote:
They doubled the registration in Kalifornia for a couple of years. Owning a fleet of vehicles I literally gave some away. Our mh was 850 the first year and with the doubling, well simple math. 1700. I would never have bought it had I known it was going to double like that. Had a beautiful Winnebago A before this one and it was fine. The registration has gone back to the Normal level which is about 700 a year. Then the toad, the boat, the house. Insurance on the toad, the house, the rv.
We just can't wait to full time. No boat, no house, no house insurance, boat registration and insurance, property taxes on boat and house. And bye bye my native Kalifornia. State of emergency, state of taxation, welfare state. Nanny state. So many hand outs instead of hand ups.
Hate to see ya go - but opens up another campsite for those of us who disagree with your assessment..:R
BTW - tell your out of CA: kin, friends, and folks you meet - how bad it is. Maybe they will stay where they are, ROTFL..:C
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It's not an assessment....have you watched the local news lately? Stockton...BROKE.....San Bernardino....Broke....Los Angeles...will be BROKE within two years.
It's in the news....
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/07/04/stockton-bankruptcy_n_1648634.html
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/09/bankrupt-san-bernardino-eliminates-nearly-100-jobs.html
http://www.laweekly.com/2011-05-12/news/los-angeles-broke-and-broken/
