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Originally posted by KC911
It varies from state to state, but why would you bother with Kansas tags if your home is in Colorado? When I purchased a car long distance (NJ), I checked with my NC insurance agent about the procedure for bringing the car home. He instructed me to take a tag off of one of my existing cars with me, temporarily put it on the car and drive her home, so that's what I did. If I had gotten pulled over, I would have produced my registration card (which matched the tag #) that was in my name to prove the tag wasn't stolen, and the bill of sale, title, etc. signed over to me. If you're not comfortable doing that, I would contact your CO DMV to see what they advise. Hope this helps...
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You are asking for trouble on this IMO. Depends on the mood of the officer but from legal perspective - it is not.
From the Colorado DMV website on the 7 day temp permit -
2. A temporary permit may be issued for a maximum of seven (7) days upon the sale of a motor vehicle by a new or used motor vehicle dealer, wholesaler, or wholesale motor vehicle auction to another dealer. Said permit shall only be used to facilitate the delivery or movement of the vehicle from the point of sale or storage to the new owner's place of business or storage. Said permit shall be considered expired upon receipt of the vehicle at the new owner's designated location.