I am buying a pop up camper. It is in Mass. and I need to get it to NH. How do I do this legally?

Answer 1

I am assuming you live in NH - call your town clerk because I know you can register vehicles through your town clerk. You will need the year, make, model & VIN # of the camper. Get the trailer plate & tow it home. The liability will follow the vehicle pulling the camper (even if someone else owns the vehicle).

Answer 2

Here are the results of a google for NH DMV - FAQ

I purchased a vehicle through a private sale. Can I drive it without plates to get the vehicle home?
No. You are required to obtain a 20-day temporary plate. Submit the following, along with a $10.00 fee, to the DMV, Concord, or any registration substation:


A photo ID.
Proof of residency.
Proof of ownership.
The seller’s name and address.


Only one temporary plate is allowed per person, per vehicle. Temporary plates are not recognized in the state of Massachusetts.


I am an out of state resident and purchased a vehicle through a private sale in NH. How can I transport the vehicle home?
You can obtain a 20-day in transit plate. Submit a photo ID and a properly assigned title, along with a $10.00 fee, to the DMV, Concord, or any registration substation. In-transit plates cannot be issued to Massachusetts residents.

Answer 3

One-way permit? That might satisfy DMV. Check with your insurance company on coverage.

Answer 4

You register it, and put a trailer plate on it. It's really cheap. Then you hook it up to your car, and tow it up there.

Answer 5

ask DMV in NH....they will know