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Agamemnon | 03-18-2009 11:25 PM
Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? Terms; any motorized transportation vehicle that is not licensed, registered, insured or has state evidence of existence. Me ? A motorbike and a big quad runner. How important will these "off-the-books" vehicles be when SHTF ?

mick silver | 03-18-2009 11:36 PM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? i use my 4 wheeler to pull deer out of the woods an fire wood

Hugo Chavez | 03-19-2009 08:57 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? I keep looking for deals on old Brinks armored trucks. Anyone find a deal? --Just a goldbug... nothing to see, move along...

The Great Ag | 03-19-2009 10:17 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? Quote:
Originally Posted by Agamemnon (Post 1633525) Terms; any motorized transportation vehicle that is not licensed, registered, insured or has state evidence of existence. Me ? A motorbike and a big quad runner. How important will these "off-the-books" vehicles be when SHTF ?
Quad-runners are classified as "ATVs" or all-terrain VEHICLE. As such it can be registered, licensed and tagged. Best is to remove one's private automobile off the state's register, and stop engaging in commerce. The Great Ag

Camp Bassfish | 03-19-2009 10:51 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? Couple ATV's here. The state may be aware they exist, but they sure as hell don't know that I've got them.

Dirty Harry | 03-19-2009 10:55 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? Does a vehicle (4WD truck in my case) ever go 'off the books'?? Mine hasn't been plated or insured for almost 7 yrs.

MorganTheGoat | 03-19-2009 11:05 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? Yeeehaw! Over Powered Powerwheels Snow Jam
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Zilver | 03-19-2009 11:06 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? Hows a 50hp, 15 foot boom diesel backhoe / loader for an outlaw vehicle? if someone / something gets in the way, I can move thembancha

Atahualpa | 03-19-2009 11:17 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? I'm in the market for a 14' daysailer...one of the things that makes the size attractive is a 14 footer doesn't have to be titled or registered in my state, unless you put a motor on it. The Game Warden watches our lake like a hawk...a sailor I know put a trolling motor on his 14' sailboat to make it easier to maneuver over to the dock to tie it off after launching, and the Warden was going to write him a ticket...he put the motor back in his vehicle. I keep everything that I'm forced to tag, current... including inspections and insurance...I'm not putting a target on my back. If you want to minimize your contact with the legal system, you follow the rules they can pin on you. If you want lots of attention from people with badges and guns, break their rules that they can spot at a glance...have at it.

dupontcobb | 03-19-2009 08:33 PM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? 1 Attachment(s) I dont own a outlaw vehicle...but thought something like this would do quite well....and it will even go through tonadoes. It is called the TIV (tonado intercept vehicle). Attachment 66223 :565:

TTAZZMAN | 03-20-2009 01:30 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? 1 Attachment(s) does one of these count? actually my favorite BO outlaw vehicle liscensed or not is a UNIMOG and they can be ran on veg oil if needed

gizmo | 03-20-2009 01:52 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? 1 Attachment(s) works for me!!

BeeYourself | 03-20-2009 02:29 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? www.spookytoothcycles.com 150 mpg no tags, license, emissions, fees, tickets. etc.

I am me, I am free | 03-20-2009 04:35 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? Quote:
Originally Posted by Agamemnon (Post 1633525) Terms; any motorized transportation vehicle that is not licensed, registered, insured or has state evidence of existence. Me ? A motorbike and a big quad runner. How important will these "off-the-books" vehicles be when SHTF ?
If one has perfected a security interest in one's own private property, then it cannot be outlaw. The outlaws are the ones wanting to convert your private property to public use without just compensation. And in a real SHTF scenario, the courts won't be operating so what difference does it make anyway? Also, in a real SHTF circumstance, who's going to be paying registration and insurance? Real men stand.

Agamemnon | 03-21-2009 10:24 AM
Re: Who owns an "outlaw" vehicle ? Quote:
Originally Posted by I am me, I am free (Post 1636100) If one has perfected a security interest in one's own private property, then it cannot be outlaw. The outlaws are the ones wanting to convert your private property to public use without just compensation. And in a real SHTF scenario, the courts won't be operating so what difference does it make anyway? Also, in a real SHTF circumstance, who's going to be paying registration and insurance? Real men stand.
Other than echoing bravado, did you notice I typed the word "outlaw" with quotation marks ... ? Off-the-books means off government books. But of course you can record your claim at the courthouse if you want, I just notarize mine.

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