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Ok, jrzyshawn, hope these are helpful:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3564/...8dfe44bdec.jpg In that one, you can see 1A and 2A, as well as the back of 2B and 2C, and part of 3C. This was taken standing in front of 3D. |
Originally Posted by OPFlyer
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Is that really the new inspection sticker? ^^
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Originally Posted by travelsavant
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Have to ask: is it just me or is this particular thread seriously addictive? I just seem to be coming back...a lot.
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My county in Tennessee tests neither safety nor emissions.
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Originally Posted by baglady
(Post 12169383)
Plus1 is going to LA this weekend, which leaves BL JR and I on our own. I asked her what she wanted to do on our fun filled weekend (unless a good CO special comes along) and here is her list:
Go to the movies (I can't decide which I want to be more tortured with - G Force or Aliens in the Attic) Eat popcorn at the movies Get drinks at the movies (detailed isn't she) Go to a museum (She really wants to go to the Museum of Natural History, but I think I'll do that on a week day, not weekend) Go to some stores and buy things Spend our money Go to the Space Center I'm not sure "our" is in spending "our" money. Mr Brituchenite took LittleMissBrituchenite to see Aliens in the Attic on Saturday night, and he said it was actually quite funny. |
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 12169768)
My county in Tennessee tests neither safety nor emissions.
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http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2597/...2d5b11b86d.jpg
In this one, you can see 4C through 7C. Row 7 has a bit more privacy and storage seats. In the regular seats, you are forced to store things on a "shelf" behind the seat back. |
When I was in VA, it was safety every year and emissions every other year. In Maryland, I also lived in a non-safety / non-emissions county.
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Originally Posted by photog72
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That's how it is in ALL of Florida. I'm torn for safety tests. Why? I do believe they should be required for older cars. But... I've seen too many people somehow pay to get their inspection sticker without having gone through inspection. As for emissions, I think cars that are new to 5 years old should be exempt, then test every other year. I think NJ and DE are like that. Here in Texas if you buy a new car, you get 2 years exemption on both safety and emissions, after that every year. :td:
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Here is the current inspection sticker that is used when they test for emissions using OBD:
http://www.unitedcarbuying.com/wp-co...n-sticker3.jpg Here is the sticker otherwise: http://1greatcar.com/wp-content/uplo...sticker300.jpg |
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3276/...6d2e828579.jpg
This is my seat in the fully-reclined position. |
Originally Posted by CO 1E
(Post 12169788)
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2597/...2d5b11b86d.jpg
In this one, you can see 4C through 7C. Row 7 has a bit more privacy and storage seats. In the regular seats, you are forced to store things on a "shelf" behind the seat back. For the normal seats, I'm guessing things need to be removed from the "shelf" behind the seat when moving in to "bed mode"? Only 6 more days until I get to check these out! ^ |
Originally Posted by Olton Hall
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First four years are exempt and then every 2 years in NJ.
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Originally Posted by Mackieman Sounds like everyone should come to AUS. Shooting range? This is Texas; nuff said. F&B? Concerts? AUS is the place for that too. Im in for this one any time and tickets from NYC are pretty cheap right now. AUS DO! |
Originally Posted by Brituchenite
(Post 12169778)
Mr Brituchenite took LittleMissBrituchenite to see Aliens in the Attic on Saturday night, and he said it was actually quite funny.
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