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    Originally posted by LJ851 View Post
    930 is specific to torsion bar turbo cars. Your car is a 911.


    The 930 (turbo) chassis is physically different than a standard 911 in addition to different components like brakes, tie rods, trailing arms, transmission, engine, wheels, bodywork, etc.
    Ahh gotcha! Thanks for the clarity Lorin!

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      Choose your weapon! I will take the yellow please!:nice:

























      Euro M3'87 NogaroSilver/Euro E34 M5 '93/Porsche 993 TT 97' Euro/Porsche 993 Carrera 95' Euro/Skyline R33 GT-R

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        Lorin


        Originally posted by slammin.e28
        The M30 is God's engine.

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          Originally posted by diegom6 View Post


          Ha - these guys aren't from MT. They've set up a dummy corporation which owns the car, and licenses it in-state with no sales tax - a big sum on an car like that. We have many exotics and antiques stored away in warehouses for owners who've never even been here.

          I walk by a showroom every day with a new Carrera GT with the plastic still on the seats, and a Bentley that ran at LeMans in 1929. Both stored for faraway owners. A loophole in Montana state tax law. Also multimillion dollar RV busses who have paid no sales tax.

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            Tasty photos Lorin.

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              Originally posted by LateFan View Post
              Ha - these guys aren't from MT. They've set up a dummy corporation which owns the car, and licenses it in-state with no sales tax - a big sum on an car like that. We have many exotics and antiques stored away in warehouses for owners who've never even been here.

              I walk by a showroom every day with a new Carrera GT with the plastic still on the seats, and a Bentley that ran at LeMans in 1929. Both stored for faraway owners. A loophole in Montana state tax law. Also multimillion dollar RV busses who have paid no sales tax.
              Wow, where is that showroom?
              Originally posted by StereoInstaller1
              Do you feel like something is trying to penetrate your butthole?

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                Missoula. I saw this car come out the door once and go into a closed hauler on the way to be flown to Europe for a show...

                Cavallino Classic XIX. Winter in West Palm Beach, Florida is made even more enjoyable by the Cavallino Classic, a convention for Ferrari owners and enthusi...

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                    [QUOTE=LJ851;4367038]

                    Amazing!

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                      Originally posted by 5ickride View Post
                      I love that color.

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                        Originally posted by 5ickride View Post

                        Amazing!


                        Right?

                        My new desktop picture.
                        Lorin


                        Originally posted by slammin.e28
                        The M30 is God's engine.

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                          Lorin


                          Originally posted by slammin.e28
                          The M30 is God's engine.

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                            Originally posted by LateFan View Post
                            Ha - these guys aren't from MT. They've set up a dummy corporation which owns the car, and licenses it in-state with no sales tax - a big sum on an car like that...

                            A loophole in Montana state tax law.
                            Many of the exotics in these parts have Montana plates. If you can afford such a car, you can also likely afford to set up a shell corporation in Montana for licensing it.
                            Originally posted by kronus
                            would be in depending on tip slant and tube size

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                              Originally posted by agent View Post
                              Many of the exotics in these parts have Montana plates. If you can afford such a car, you can also likely afford to set up a shell corporation in Montana for licensing it.
                              So these cars has license to be for show and display only but not use it in public roads? That would be a shame not able to use it "sometimes"
                              Euro M3'87 NogaroSilver/Euro E34 M5 '93/Porsche 993 TT 97' Euro/Porsche 993 Carrera 95' Euro/Skyline R33 GT-R

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                                Not at all. They are licensed in Montana and can be driven anywhere. They are supposed to spend X amount of time each year in Montana. Their owners are merely skipping out on paying sales tax and license fees in their own state where the car is using public roads.

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