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Originally Posted by Krazykouki
Um...no, it's quite different. It's like having 25k worth of it laying around in your home and someone tips off the FBI. Except, in this case, someone tips off a hungry ICE agent and they come-a-knockin. Isn't worth the possible jail time and lost money to look cool.
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Calm down. You're not going to jail unless you're actively involved in fraud - either forging documents or actively walking people through how to get these cars titled in any way. (that's how they got the dude with the yellow R33 from the first F&F)
To the person before who asked about cars being seized, the most common seizure is through an insurance claim. Why, you might ask? Well, most companies want to reject a claim, for whatever reason they can find. The car not being a federally legal car happens to be a valid reason! This is especially true in cases with injury, where cars are not up to safety standards set by the gumbment. It all gets reported to ICE and grats. Should've paid cash for your fender bender or have a really good umbrella policy for when that person you hit sues your ass after your insurance denies the claim and your car gets cubed.