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 Originally Posted by niceguyeddie
Yep. All pick ups have this. It's even more if it's a diesel! If you notice, all trucks plates have the same letter number sequence. The only way to get around this is to install a camper shell on your truck and have it registered as a passenger vehicle.
My 2007 2500hd Duramax that I recently sold was $400+ last year. My CTS was only $93 this year. I just bought an F250 and I think it was around $200. I think it should just be a flat fee. Both cars use the roads the same way.
...Then again, I think no registration fee should exist! We already pay taxes to build and maintain these precious roads that we are so privileged to drive on.
Yah its nuts...I agree with no registration but we know that will never happen. I was told if you have a camper or a shell, it is considered habitable therefor its not commercial??? I dont understand the logic they use.
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Senior Member
 Originally Posted by riverrunner1984
Yah its nuts...I agree with no registration but we know that will never happen. I was told if you have a camper or a shell, it is considered habitable therefor its not commercial??? I dont understand the logic they use.
From what I remember being told at Auto Club, you basically pay a tax for having the ability to haul things. Even though it's your own crap! My truck wasn't used for work, just my own personal use. Why should I be charged a tax to move a couch around when I already payed income tax to earn the money then sales tax on the truck and couch? And people call America a free country with property rights? lol
So if you eliminate the option of being able to haul a load, you'll get a passenger plate and reduced fees. If you get caught with the shell off by CHP, bend over and grab your ankles!
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Want to bitch about a crazy fee? $86 for a 1974 Pinto station wagon. A PINTO! Not much better for my kid's '63 Econoline. But the weather's good.....
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