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Originally Posted by brk-lnt
*You* didn't state that, but the link you provided has the following text:
"Notwithstanding RSA 261:45, a nonresident who garages a vehicle exclusively in this state may register such vehicle in this state as a nonresident. "
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I don't equate "exclusive use" with "garaged exclusively." If the legislature had wanted to say "you can't take the vehicle out of the state," there's a better way to say that than using the phrase "garages a vehicle exclusively."
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Ultimately his post isn't that clear. However I interpreted his comment as a NH resident with a NH-registered vehicle couldn't have that vehicle out of state for "an extended period of time". That does not seem to be correct. The other interpretation would be a FL resident with a NH-registered vehicle, in which case you couldn't technically have the vehicle out of state for any amount of time, which would be different than an "extended period".
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You're right, his post isn't clear. But several posts before you made your first post asking for a source, TiltonBB clarified that this is only for non-resident registrations. I would think that would clear things up for you.