So new I haven't even started yet!

[Griff]

When I bought mine in Oxford, MA, I asked NC DMV what I would need to bring it back. They said I could use the license plate off my car (I think it was ok for like 15 days). My AllState agent insured it for liability for the journey back with just a phone call to him. I went to MA, slapped my tag on it, threw the faxed proof of insurance in the glove box, fired her up and brought her down. No hitches, glitches or snags!

[wmah]

There have been many people that have done this. Buying a bus to move with. They work great for moving as long as the items you have will fit through the doors and they usually do. My brother used his bus to move with the seats still in it all he did was pack stuff under the seats between the seats and on top of the seats. Of course he did make two trips and it was about a 3 hour round trip but it worked. If you can find a wheelchair lift bus and take all the seats out and leave the lift in it cause they do make it easy to load the heavy items on to the bus such as a refrigerator, washer, dryer and any other larger items like that. The front lifts work best for rv conversions but they often sell for more money than a non lift bus.