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Old 05-14-2003, 04:43 PM   #9
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Bouncytruck I had to get it inspected from the Washington State patrol. You need to have a title to the frame that you are cutting up or using. You will have to show either ownership of the frame or bill of sale for the frame. I had a bill of sale that said it was a truck so I had to explain the officer that I bought it from the guy already cut and welded. It will take almost an hour for inspection and paper work.

You will also need a certified weight from a Washington State approved scale. Call you local DMV and they will tell you exactly what you need. Just call it a home built trailer so they don’t get confused.
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