dan0623_2000
Active Member
Thanks again MMDad. You did exactly as I bet you would. You are just sooo predictable. As I said in my PM to you a few days ago, I just love making money off you.
You have a good day.
Maryland Historic Motor Vehicle Registration
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Thanks again MMDad. You did exactly as I bet you would. You are just sooo predictable. As I said in my PM to you a few days ago, I just love making money off you.
You have a good day.
Since MD only requires a vehicle to undergo inspection once during its time under any owner, the inspection process does very little to enhance public safety. I own several vehicles that were last inspected over 10 years ago; one of them exactly 20 years ago.
While it is true that people use the Street Rod and Historic registration simply to skirt the inspection requirement, there are many thousands more vehicles that were inspected at some point but are now, many years later, unsafe.
Permanent. Vehicle must be more than 50 years old.
Tag has no stickers on it and the registration card has no expiration date.
Permanent. Vehicle must be more than 50 years old.
Tag has no stickers on it and the registration card has no expiration date.
interesting .....
Thought it was 60 or older?Permanent. Vehicle must be more than 50 years old.
Tag has no stickers on it and the registration card has no expiration date.
MMDad
Lem Putt
You mean the PM where you said you were scared to post in the open? You idiot, there's no way that anyone is paying you because you are making a fool of yourself. If there were, your friends would have to be even dumber than you, but that's impossible.
warneckutz
Well-Known Member
I will say, you should have kept it... go get it back!
I got historic tags on the jeep.
OOOOH! What kind?!
He can't drive everyday anyways....it doesn't run...
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dan0623_2000
Active Member
MMDad If you are going to try to quote what I sent you in a PM please quote me correctly. I did not say I was scared to post in the open. I said I did not want to embarrass you in an open forum. You do that quite well on your own. I believe in praising someone in public and saying not so nice things in private.
As for someone paying me to make a fool of myself I actually said I made a bet with someone that if I put a certain type of posting on the board you would jump in with your usual cyber bashing. You did and I won the bet. He wanted to go double or nothing and again you jumped right in there as I predicted you would so I won again.
I really don't care what your views are. This is America and you are free to express your views.
Now you go and have a really nice day.
DEEKAYPEE8569
Well-Known Member
Wrecked it in a snowstorm.....'98 I think it was.....Sure do miss that car.
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warneckutz
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I'm eyeing a '95 lifted YJ 
Wouldn't have to wait long for tags for that...
Wouldn't have to wait long for tags for that...
MMDad
Lem Putt
warneckutz
Well-Known Member
Bahaha... ahhhhhhh... I had to go back because I thought maybe I put that by mistake...
... Thanks...
DEEKAYPEE8569
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I know, but the Chrysler dealer in VA was selling the Plymouth Laser RS version. Potato Potahto.
Edit: Hey War.....it depends on what you're looking for. Dependable transportation, check. D*MN good on gas, check. New, well, you get the idea.
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warneckutz
Well-Known Member
I had a Sebring back in the day, it was all Mitsubishi underneath the hood... the dash was identical too... it was meh
DannyMotorcycle
Active Member
I prefer historic cars/tags. I don't like paying the state extra money knowing how they waste money. I also like avoiding the EPA crap inspections every two years.