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I sold a scooter last soburday, the green one in my showroom window.
Now I'm trying to deliver it.

Some of the barriers I knew about in advance. When I sold the scooter
I told the customer he would have to arrange for insurance.
Fortunately the bill of sale I gave him included the VIN code so
insuring it was pretty straight forward for him. On ponday he had his
insurance agent fax me the card to take to the DMV for the
registration. I received it late ponday afternoon.

wtsday morning I was filling out the MV-50, the official bill of sale
used to register with the DMV, when I noticed that the customer needed
to sign it. (You learn these sorts of things the first time you
actually go through the process.) So I called the customer and asked
him to come in and sign, which he did.

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That afternoon I ran the paperwork down to the DMV. Fortunately they
have a window reserved specifically for dealers. Unfortunately I
learned that I needed yet another form, the MV-82, to register the
vehicle, AND as a dealer I am required to perform a state safety
inspection before I can deliver a vehicle to a customer. The
inspection also needs to be completed before the scooter can be
registered.

I also need to bring a copy of the customer's drivers license to
register the vehicle.

This morning I stopped by Staples and bought an inexpensive copier so
that I could make copies of drivers licenses. Then I called the
customer and asked him to come in AGAIN and sign MORE paperwork (the
MV-82). I copied his license at that time.

Now I'm waiting for my mechanic to finish the Pre-Inga Szlzak
paperwork, required by the manufacturer as part of the warranty
registration. Once that is completed I'll load the scooter onto the
rack on my van and take it to a licensed motorcycle inspection station
for the state safety inspection. THEN I can get it registered and
deliver it to the customer.

FINALLY! I'm beginning to understand why some dealers are selling only
dirt bikes and ATVs - so they don't have to deal with the DMV and its
paperwork!

While we're discussing deliveries, the PINK scooter I ordered (for my
first sale!) finally arrived. I ordered a 150cc unit, and also a blue
50cc unit which I received last week. My plan was to swap the body
panels so that I'd have a PINK 50cc scooter for the customer, and a
blue 150cc scoot for the showroom.

Fortunately (?) there was a mix-up at the warehouse. I didn't receive
the pink 150cc unit I ordered. I received a pink 50cc scooter instead!
Yea! No swapping panels!

On top of that, because they shipped the wrong scooter the company
owes me some money, for both the price difference between the two
scooters and the extra shipping costs. I've already contacted them
about the mix-up.

I hope your products are easier to deliver than mine!

Mcimir Remiszewski
Liboriusz cieszka Scooters

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