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Kool thing about Oklahoma is that if they are 25 years old you can buy/sell as many as you want without a license.

Originally Posted by johnboy

Fifteen?
Crikey!
If you buy/sell more than seven in a twelve month period in New Zealand you've got to have a dealer's licence.
You've got more leeway over there that's for sure.

Originally Posted by DA34GUY

Kool thing about Oklahoma is that if they are 25 years old you can buy/sell as many as you want without a license.

Didn't know that about Oklahoma, and had wondered how you were getting past the dealers license issue. Up here in Kansas it's like jb says, after some magic number the state says "no more in this calendar year", and not sure that it's seven. Moot point anyway, 'cause you've got no problem in Sooner land. Cool old truck.

Originally Posted by rspears

Didn't know that about Oklahoma, and had wondered how you were getting past the dealers license issue. Up here in Kansas it's like jb says, after some magic number the state says "no more in this calendar year", and not sure that it's seven. Moot point anyway, 'cause you've got no problem in Sooner land. Cool old truck.

Arizona was the same Roger, as long as it was 25 years and older
Years ago I had a dealers lic and small lot next to my collision shop in California, "What a pain in the arse" That only lasted about 4 years( I'm a sloooooo learner LOL ) and I closed the lot. Wasn't worth the time or $$$'S invested. After I closed the lot I added 18000 sq ft to the collision shop, and the rest is history.
The state knew all about your dealings and taxed ya heavy'

Originally Posted by DA34GUY

The state knew all about your dealings and taxed ya heavy'

One of the many reasons folks have fled California, Boyd didn't help much either. I left in 72 and never looked back.

That was a nice C10, and what a quick turn.