It's possible, done frequently but entirely illegal. If you buy and sell a car in California with the intention to earn a profit - you need a dealer license.
Here's the exact law from the California DMV:
It is unlawful for:
• any person to act as a dealer, distributor, manufacturer, remanufacturer,
transporter, or any of its branches without having first obtained a license or
temporary permit issued by the department.
• any lessor-retailer to make a retail sale of a vehicle subject to registration,
without first having a vehicle dealer license, a lessor-retailer license, or a
temporary permit issued by the department.
Definitely not <><><> Caifornia outlawed private ownership of the .50 BMG rifle. The Barret company has notified California Law Enforcement Agencies that they will not longer be able to purchase Barret 50s, nor have repairs made to the ones they own.
Fix WHAT - there are thousands of possible repairs
In most countries all public roads are 'owned' by the government and if that is the case then repairs to that road are the responsibility of the government (paid for out of taxes). However some roads in private estates are deemed to be private roads (they have not been adopted by the government). In this case repairs to and maintenance of the road is usually the responsibility of the resident using the road. Also on private roads the national 'Rules of the road' would not be enforceable by the police/state.
For some minor repairs it is possible to repair your vehicle on your own using some instruction. With major repairs it is much more difficult to do using an instructional book.
The California Corporation services towns in the state of California. This company is a government agency which does road work, infrastructure repairs, and bridge maintenance.
Yes. Each garage has its own policy regarding how long a vehicle can remain after repairs are completed.
In California it is the responsibility of the seller to provide verification of a current smog inspection before conducting a sales transfer of a vehicle. Without a smog certification from the seller you don't have a right to return the vehicle, but the seller is still responsible to pay for certification and any necessary repairs to pass California emission requirements.
http://www.socalboiler.com/ can rent you a steam boiler in central California,they also do sales and repairs.
You can qualify under the California lemon law if your vehicle has suffered multiple repairs under the manufacturer warranty.
Import, export, Warehousing., distribution, ship repairs, tug boat operators,
No, although if you don't report it the insurance company typically won't pay for repairs.
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