One side benefit is significantly cheeper plate cost. On the order of 3x to 4x.
Ch '89 SyncroBeast Vanagon - Soon to come - New Shocks for the Syncro! Soon as I get rid of the rust. ugh '87 16V GTI '80 850 Yamaha Special '87 16V GTI w/ hale damage - parting out - body gone, parts remain '89 16V GTI w/ toasted motor '86 Scirocco (8 valve w/ auto) - SO's - now w/ it's own hale damage Prior Lake, MinneSnowta - Brrrrrrr! Winter's here.
**** SNIP ORIGINAL **** Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 12:38:50 -0600 From: Ryan Heidcamp <ryan.heidcamp@SPANLINK.COM> Subject: RV plates in Minnesota? In the last week I have seen two Westies. .... both of these had RV plates on them. What are the advantages/disadvantages to putting RV plates on. I understand the difference in listing it as a RV for insurance is so that your car insurance company will cover the items inside the vehicle, should anything happen. Is this correct? Thanks, Ryan 85 Westy (Tardis) |
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