MOTD (Meme of the Day)

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TARider said:
So theoretically if one had a utility trailer with a lifetime tag and sold the trailer/didn't turn in the tag, what are the odds of running in to an issue if they slapped that tag on a new trailer (theoretically)?
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On this same thought, say a person buys a boat and the trailer has a lifetime tag. Does the tag stay on said boat trailer for the lifetime of the trailer or the "lifetime" of the previous ownership? Asking for a friend...
 
willness33 said:
On this same thought, say a person buys a boat and the trailer has a lifetime tag. Does the tag stay on said boat trailer for the lifetime of the trailer or the "lifetime" of the previous ownership? Asking for a friend...
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Technically its for the owner, but since you bought the boat, he technically still owns the trailer, right? ;)
 
jeepinmatt said:
Technically its for the owner, but since you bought the boat, he technically still owns the trailer, right? ;)
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Well I have the title for the trailer also, so no. Its my mf'n plate now lololol

I mean, yeah still the other guys trailer


Wait, this isn't me, its a friend.
 
UTfball68 said:
Strictly hypothetically, I've been in this scenario once. In this scenario I got zapped for speeding, plates run...life time tag was for a black deckover/dovetail...tag was on a white enclosed trailer. I have no idea what kind of info they can pull up, but he could tell something was askew. I told the officer it was a work trailer. He asked for the work number, not sure if this is protocol or to catch me bluffing with a stolen trailer. The work number was a business I own...so my cell phone goes off. Then I tell him what was going on, he didn't make me park it, but did tell me to turn in the tag and hit me with the speeding ticket and another $300ish in fines.
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Im not sure what the title for an enclosed states, but my flatbed title calls out "198x utility trailer" or something similar. My guess is something there didnt jive. I know some folks who may or maynot transfer a lifetime plate between multiple "utility" trailers, and have never had issues. Except when needing to use more than one at a time. I also know folks who may have pulled a trailer all over without a trailer tag at all.
 
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BigClay said:
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It makes absolutely no sense to me why they wouldn’t have used a different name. Unless they’re trying to turn Mustang in to a brand, or they were hoping attaching a known moniker would help boost sales on a turd. I know a good chunk of Ford’s development funds have been allocated to EV’s for several years, so I assume they did the necessary market research...but just doesn’t make sense to me.
 
tknopp said:
I was 11 years old in 1976. I went with my dad to the Ford dealership. My dad test drove a Mustang II. Even though I was only 11 I could tell it was a piece of junk.
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We're around the same age. I wanted one anyways but it was because of Charlie's Angels.
 
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