well guys, as far as my experience with the dmv goes, the registration falls out of the computer if there is no activity after 7 years. if i understand right what this guy told me, he had to pay for 4 years even though the car hadn't been registered in 12 years on one car and 9 years on another.
don, i haven't heard the odd/even thing since the early '70's during the first shortage fiasco, but i wouldn't be surprised at anything the morons that run this state do. the mentallity of the ruling party here reminds me of that old move "The Thing" with James Arness, when that scientist said, mankind should be willing to die before killing the alien. now i am all for saving the planet, but who is actually at the top of the food chain here? i remember back around '80 something, i bought a '47 willys jeep that hadn't been registered in 6 years and i had to pay for all those years before they would let me do it. which i think is somehow illegal or at the least, just plan wrong. after all, i didn't have knowledge or whereabouts of said vehicle, why do i get penalized for its nonregistration. the dmv should go after the previous owner. he was the one in control of the thing. later, gary